Feckenham is a village in Worcestershire. It has been previously known as Feccanhom, Feccheham, Fekkeham, Fekeham, Feckeham, Feckaham, Fecham, Flechenham, and Feckyngham and dates back to Roman times where it lay on the saltway track, the original Roman road. It is also mentioned in the Doomsday Survey. Feckenham has a rich history with its local manors and forest being documented in Acts of Parliament as well as Royal charters. Nowadays,...

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Warwick is the county town of Warwickshire. People have lived in Warwick since the 6th century, and the market town is steeped in history, boasting “Warwick School”, the oldest boy’s school in the country and Warwick Castle built in 1068 by William the Conqueror. Industrial Estates and Business Parks in Warwick: Heathcote Industrial Estate, Wedgnock Industrial Estate,Cape Industrial Estate,Warwick House Industrial Estate, Budbrooke...

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Banbury is a market town in Oxfordshire and a significant commercial and retail centre whose main industries are car components, plastics, electrical goods and printing. Banbury is also home to the world’s largest coffee processing facility. Banbury became infamous for the children’s nursery rhyme “Ride A Cock Horse To Banbury Cross” where a commemorative statue of a fine lady upon a white horse was unveiled by the Princess...

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Birmingham is the second largest City in England and a major International commercial centre and an important retail, events, travel and conference hub. Birmingham has an international reputation being the home of The Birmingham Symphony Orchestra, The Birmingham Royal Ballet and The Barber of Fine Arts. A Large redevelopment of the City is currently under way with the aim of making Birmingham one of the most liveable cities in the...

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Coventry is the second largest City in the Midlands after Birmingham and is the 21st most populated district in England. Coventry is renowned for its Cathedral – It’s original 14th Century Cathedral was largely destroyed in WW11. Building of the new one next to the ruins of the old began in 1952 and the new St Michaels Cathedral opened in 1962. Industrial Estates and Business Centres in Coventry include: Lyhtalls Lane Industrial...

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Royal Leamimgton Spa is a beautiful spa town in the centre of Warwickshire. Originally named Leamington, being named after the River Leam it became a popular destination due to the medicinal qualities of its water. After the the opening of the Royal Pump Rooms and Baths in 1814, Leamington became a popular Spa resort attracting the Wealthy and Famous including Queen Victoria, this resulted in the town being renamed to Royal Leamington Spa. Royal...

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