Red is factories and industry Green is Lower Class Housing Blue is Middle Class Housing Orange is Upper Class Housing Other retail areas Red Spots are Farm/ Agricultural
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Red is factories and industry
Green is Lower Class Housing
Blue is Middle Class Housing
Orange is Upper Class Housing
Other retail areas
Red Spots are Farm/ Agricultural
Red is factories and industry
Red is factories and industry
Purple is other retail areas
Green is Lower Class Housing
Blue is Middle Class Housing
Orange is Upper Class Housing
Blue is Middle Class Housing
Green is Lower Class Housing
Red Spots are Farm/Agricultural
Farm land along the country lanes.
The Local post office in Fradley Village.
The view from the bridge heading from Fradley Village to Fradley Park (The Canal)
This is in Fradley Park. This is a little round-a-bout with a few middle class houses.
This is heading away from the round-a-bout. These houses are lower class. We are now heading towards the factories.
This is the ‘Retail Area’. Here you can find the fish and chip shop, the co-op, a restaurant called munchies, a pharmacy, a hair pharmacy, a hair dressers and beauty salon.
These two pictures are two of many factories. They are very unsightly to whoever lives nearby.
Fradley is a Semi Rural Village which is located three miles North of Lichfield City. Forty Five minutes away from Birmingham city centre. The A38 is the main link between big cities/towns. Fradley has a mixture of housing from Social/Council houses to middle and upper class. These areas are mostly mixed together or on adjacent roads. There are two sides to Fradley-Fradley Park being industrial, retail and a mixture of various Fradley Park being industrial, retail and a mixture of various class houses. These were all built by various developers ten years ago which added to an older housing estate. Since these houses were built there is a divide in the village known as Fradley park or Fradley Village.
Fradley village still has a mixture of houses, some council, but there are more expensive houses which occupy large plots some with swimming pools. Fradley also has various farming land which is used by local farmers for growing crops and keeping animals. Fradley is a very sought after village because it has a good commuter route to Birmingham, Derby, Lichfield, Tamworth, and many more. Fradley has houses to suit all
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