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Lloyd Wood

Wood, Forest in Staffordshire South Staffordshire

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Lloyd Wood

Wombourne Institute The 1863 Institute in Church Road stands next to St Benedict Church overlooking the Staffordshire Village Green.
Wombourne Institute Credit: Gordon Griffiths

Lloyd Wood is a small village located in the county of Staffordshire, England. Situated in the heart of the Staffordshire Moorlands, Lloyd Wood is known for its picturesque surroundings and tranquil atmosphere. The village is nestled within a dense forest, adding to its natural beauty and providing numerous opportunities for outdoor activities such as hiking, biking, and wildlife spotting.

Lloyd Wood is home to a close-knit community of residents who take pride in preserving the village's rich history. The area is dotted with charming cottages and traditional buildings, giving it a quaint and timeless feel. The village is also known for its well-maintained gardens and green spaces, which add to its overall appeal.

The forest surrounding Lloyd Wood is a popular attraction for nature enthusiasts and those seeking a peaceful retreat. It is home to a variety of wildlife, including deer, foxes, and a wide variety of bird species. The forest also boasts an extensive network of walking trails, allowing visitors to explore its beauty at their own pace.

Despite its rural setting, Lloyd Wood is conveniently located near several larger towns and cities. The nearby market town of Leek offers a range of amenities including shops, restaurants, and leisure facilities. Additionally, the city of Stoke-on-Trent is within easy reach, providing further access to a wider range of services and attractions.

In summary, Lloyd Wood is a charming village in Staffordshire known for its beautiful forest, peaceful atmosphere, and strong sense of community. It offers a perfect blend of rural living and access to modern amenities, making it an ideal place for those seeking a serene lifestyle amidst picturesque surroundings.

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Wombourne Institute The 1863 Institute in Church Road stands next to St Benedict Church overlooking the Staffordshire Village Green.
Wombourne Institute
The 1863 Institute in Church Road stands next to St Benedict Church overlooking the Staffordshire Village Green.
Wombourne Church The St Benedict Biscop Church stands in Church Road overlooking the Village Green.
Wombourne Church
The St Benedict Biscop Church stands in Church Road overlooking the Village Green.
Green on the Green Wombourne Bowls Club stands on the Staffordshire Village Green, with St Benedict's Church in the background.
Green on the Green
Wombourne Bowls Club stands on the Staffordshire Village Green, with St Benedict's Church in the background.
Wombourne Path The view up Maypole Street alongside the Staffordshire Village Green.
Wombourne Path
The view up Maypole Street alongside the Staffordshire Village Green.
Wombourne Butchers The view of Boxley's of Wombourne in Windmill Bank near the Staffordshire Village Green.
Wombourne Butchers
The view of Boxley's of Wombourne in Windmill Bank near the Staffordshire Village Green.
Maypole and Street The view in Maypole Street Wombourne near the Staffordshire Village Green.
Maypole and Street
The view in Maypole Street Wombourne near the Staffordshire Village Green.
Manor Road in Penn, Wolverhampton The austere looking house on the right is The Hollies. Muchall Park is behind the mature trees on the left. The single track lane links the A449 Penn Road with Mount Road by Penn Cricket Club.
Manor Road in Penn, Wolverhampton
The austere looking house on the right is The Hollies. Muchall Park is behind the mature trees on the left. The single track lane links the A449 Penn Road with Mount Road by Penn Cricket Club.
The green at Penn Bowling Club, Wolverhampton Penn Bowling and Social Club is a well run club for local people. In addition to the bowling, activities include darts, dominoes, poker, bingo, crib, pool, salsa dancing and (of course) large screen TV to watch football. Oh, nearly forgot! It has a bar too, which serves Banks's Bitter and Mild, plus three guest real ales - all superbly kept. update August 2018 - There is a defibrillator stationed here by the main entrance to the club. <a href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/2733190">SO8995 : The Penn Bowling Club handpumps, Wolverhampton</a> I think they sell lager, too. ;-)
The green at Penn Bowling Club, Wolverhampton
Penn Bowling and Social Club is a well run club for local people. In addition to the bowling, activities include darts, dominoes, poker, bingo, crib, pool, salsa dancing and (of course) large screen TV to watch football. Oh, nearly forgot! It has a bar too, which serves Banks's Bitter and Mild, plus three guest real ales - all superbly kept. update August 2018 - There is a defibrillator stationed here by the main entrance to the club. SO8995 : The Penn Bowling Club handpumps, Wolverhampton I think they sell lager, too. ;-)
Penn Bowling Club, Wolverhampton The image shows part of the green and club buildings, with the mature deciduous trees of Muchall Park as the backdrop. Penn Bowling and Social Club is a well run club for local people. In addition to the bowling, regular activities include darts, dominoes, poker, crib, pool, bingo, salsa dancing and (of course) large screen TV to watch football. Oh, nearly forgot! It has a good bar too, which serves Banks's Bitter and Mild, plus three hand-pulled guest real ales - all superbly kept. People occasionally drink lager, I'm told. ;-) update August 2018 - There is a defibrillator stationed here by the main entrance to the club.
Penn Bowling Club, Wolverhampton
The image shows part of the green and club buildings, with the mature deciduous trees of Muchall Park as the backdrop. Penn Bowling and Social Club is a well run club for local people. In addition to the bowling, regular activities include darts, dominoes, poker, crib, pool, bingo, salsa dancing and (of course) large screen TV to watch football. Oh, nearly forgot! It has a good bar too, which serves Banks's Bitter and Mild, plus three hand-pulled guest real ales - all superbly kept. People occasionally drink lager, I'm told. ;-) update August 2018 - There is a defibrillator stationed here by the main entrance to the club.
The spire of St Benedict Biscop Church at Wombourne, Staffordshire In 1840 nearly all the then existing medieval church was demolished. The 14th century tower with its recessed stone spire was retained. The 1840 rebuild was itself taken down, and the present fine structure replaced it in 1867 - again retaining the original 14th century tower and spire.
The spire of St Benedict Biscop Church at Wombourne, Staffordshire
In 1840 nearly all the then existing medieval church was demolished. The 14th century tower with its recessed stone spire was retained. The 1840 rebuild was itself taken down, and the present fine structure replaced it in 1867 - again retaining the original 14th century tower and spire.
The spire of St Benedict Biscop Church at Wombourne, Staffordshire In 1840 nearly all the then existing medieval church was demolished. The 14th century tower with its recessed stone spire was retained. The 1840 rebuild was itself taken down, and the present fine structure replaced it in 1867 - again retaining the original 14th century tower and spire.
The spire of St Benedict Biscop Church at Wombourne, Staffordshire
In 1840 nearly all the then existing medieval church was demolished. The 14th century tower with its recessed stone spire was retained. The 1840 rebuild was itself taken down, and the present fine structure replaced it in 1867 - again retaining the original 14th century tower and spire.
St Benedict Biscop Church in Wombourne, Staffordshire In 1840 nearly all the then existing medieval church was demolished. The 14th century tower with its recessed stone spire was retained. The 1840 rebuild was itself taken down, and the present fine structure replaced it in 1867 - again retaining the original 14th century tower and spire.
St Benedict Biscop Church in Wombourne, Staffordshire
In 1840 nearly all the then existing medieval church was demolished. The 14th century tower with its recessed stone spire was retained. The 1840 rebuild was itself taken down, and the present fine structure replaced it in 1867 - again retaining the original 14th century tower and spire.
St Benedict Biscop Church in Wombourne, Staffordshire In 1840 nearly all the then existing medieval church was demolished. The 14th century tower with its recessed stone spire was retained. The 1840 rebuild was itself taken down, and the present fine structure replaced it in 1867 - again retaining the original 14th century tower and spire. <span class="nowrap"><a title="http://www.stbenedictbiscop.org.uk/" rel="nofollow ugc noopener" href="http://www.stbenedictbiscop.org.uk/">Link</a><img style="margin-left:2px;" alt="External link" title="External link - shift click to open in new window" src="https://s1.geograph.org.uk/img/external.png" width="10" height="10"/></span>
St Benedict Biscop Church in Wombourne, Staffordshire
In 1840 nearly all the then existing medieval church was demolished. The 14th century tower with its recessed stone spire was retained. The 1840 rebuild was itself taken down, and the present fine structure replaced it in 1867 - again retaining the original 14th century tower and spire. LinkExternal link
St Benedict's Church clock in Wombourne, Staffordshire The tower was originally built in the 14th century and has structural strengthening ironware showing here, as well as a gargoyle. In 1840 nearly all the then existing medieval church was demolished. The tower with its recessed stone spire was retained. The 1840 rebuild was itself taken down, and the present fine structure replaced it in 1867 - again retaining the 14th century tower and spire.
St Benedict's Church clock in Wombourne, Staffordshire
The tower was originally built in the 14th century and has structural strengthening ironware showing here, as well as a gargoyle. In 1840 nearly all the then existing medieval church was demolished. The tower with its recessed stone spire was retained. The 1840 rebuild was itself taken down, and the present fine structure replaced it in 1867 - again retaining the 14th century tower and spire.
War memorial in St Benedict's churchyard in Wombourne, Staffordshire The inscription reads: TO THE GLORY OF GOD AND IN MEMORY OF THE MEN OF WOMBOURN WHO GAVE THEIR LIVES FOR THEIR COUNTRY IN THE GREAT WAR 1914-1919 1939-1945
War memorial in St Benedict's churchyard in Wombourne, Staffordshire
The inscription reads: TO THE GLORY OF GOD AND IN MEMORY OF THE MEN OF WOMBOURN WHO GAVE THEIR LIVES FOR THEIR COUNTRY IN THE GREAT WAR 1914-1919 1939-1945
Looking Up Windmill Bank, Wombourne.
Looking Up Windmill Bank, Wombourne.
Looking Up Battlefield Hill To The Red Lion. Wombourne.
Looking Up Battlefield Hill To The Red Lion. Wombourne.
Gated field adjacent the A449
Gated field adjacent the A449
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Lloyd Wood is located at Grid Ref: SO8994 (Lat: 52.546231, Lng: -2.1628437)

Administrative County: Staffordshire

District: South Staffordshire

Police Authority: Staffordshire

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