Ward in Birmingham, England
| Coordinates: | 52.409, -1.976 |
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| OS grid ref: | SP 01 79 |
Northfield is a south-west suburban ward of Birmingham with a recognisable village core that was historically part of Worcestershire. It sits beside the busy Bristol Road and is served by Northfield railway station on the Cross‑City line, giving quick links into the city centre; the area also benefits from nearby green spaces such as the Lickey Hills to the south and easy access to the former industrial hub at Longbridge.
There are visible layers of history here - the parish church of St Laurence and older street patterns sit alongside Victorian and post‑war housing and a lively local high street. The neighbourhood’s economy and identity were long shaped by car manufacturing at Longbridge, and more recent years have seen redevelopment and community‑led regeneration projects, resulting in a mixed, diverse population with active local groups and independent shops.
B31 5BQ, B31 9GG, B31 2RS, B31 2JL, B31 2NJ, B31 5BT, B31 5DR, B31 2RJ, B31 2QD … See all