Going Out in Smethwick

About Smethwick

At the core of the West Midlands, Sandwell is a family-accommodating spot to reside and work. Sandwell has homes to fit all necessities, rich and assorted culture, and amicable networks. It is an extraordinary work environment and offers many opportunities. Smethwick is 4 miles west of Birmingham’s downtown area and boundaries West Bromwich and Oldbury toward the north and west. The name “Smethwick” develops from Anglo-Saxon, and, even though it was previously thought to indicate “the smith’s home,” present-day place-name specialists decipher it as “The settlement on the smooth land.” As neither iron metal nor proof of early metalworking has been discovered nearby, this is bound to be accurate.

Going Out in Smethwick with its many beautiful parks and nature reserves is a great part time. The Victoria park which is a formal garden in the town of Smethwick located near the council house, the park dominates thirty- four acres of land and is the second biggest park after the West Smethwick park. The park has been a subject of investment and redevelopment; providing various of facilities including gym stations, play area and game area. This park is preferred by inhabitants as nearby there is a shopping centre where they can get their daily groceries from and other products, they need meaning they do not need to travel far for a productive day out.

Different tourist spots include Smethwick Hall Park, The Akril Methodist Church building (presently a Sikh sanctuary), Harry Mitchell Leisure Centre and Park, the Dorothy Parks Centre, and Smethwick Cricket Club. Uplands Manor School and the burial ground are located a little toward the north of the Old Church on Church Road. Some pubs in Smethwick include the Seven stars, the bell and cross, Bear tavern and other that offer exception service.