Start a new job in Birmingham City Centre soon. What do you think is the best way to get to Birmingham for 9am on weekdays. Train seems quick, but unreliable, X51 seems good as well but worried about traffic - any suggestions?

I viewed an apartment in Willenhall recently. It's on Rose Hill, just outside the town centre. I liked it very much but I don't know anything about the area, having lived in Oxfordshire most of my UK life.

Does anyone know this area and is it a good place to live and raise a child? Should I be worried about any racism (I'm black)?

Going through a divorce, feeling very homesick (originally from Cardiff) and not feeling very good. After friends in the area

Starting uni tomorrow. But im not sure what buses and trains to take. Im going from walsall to staffordshire. Ik its a long journey but just help me out here please 🙏

Updated automod rules to reflect rules in place on /r/wolverhampton which have been working well, will also move subreddit rules from the side bar to the wiki page when I get 5 minutes ... these are the most recent revised ruleset ...

Updated wiki with rules: https://www.reddit.com/r/Walsall/wiki/index

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Heard this today, anyone knpw about it before I set out?

My MIL is insistent that Walsall once had a Uniqlo in the Wharf shopping area, but I just can’t believe this??

She says it was situated where the Next was.

Any ideas what she’s thinking of?

Hi guys! If there's anyone on here who visits the Walsall Arboretum, I'd highly appreciate responses to my questionnaire for my NEA!! I'd also appreciate any feedback to said questionnaire, thanks for your time

https://forms.gle/GwPemddyMUrkLAQh9

Just got to the train station, large police presence and a metal detection barrier to get to the station platforms. Not sure if they're checking tickets or that's just a cover but definitely a metal detection barrier you have to step through

I'm keen to get my hands on some Laoganma Crispy Chilli Oil, LKK stuff is WAY to spicy. Can anyone help? Thank you

We're visiting Walsall from abroad and looking for a traditional Sunday Roast.

After this group gave us Jack and Ada's which is now a tradition each time we come over (thanks!), we wondered if you could help us out with Sunday lunch as well.

What things are there to do in Walsall and Wolverhampton?

Is Walsall and Wolverhampton a nice safe place to live?

Would you recommend it? Honestly?

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Community members are welcome to join the WCA Warm Hubs at Walsall Community Association

Free Hot Drinks and Soup

Hot Meals on Sale

Exercise Activities and a Warm Space

Cost of Living and Health Advice

All Welcome

Hi everyone,

Diamond buses, having taken over the 45 bus route from National Express on 1st January, are now set to stop running it as it doesn't make enough money.

The only route that directly serves Walsall FC's Bescot Stadium, the Yew Tree, and Charlemont areas, it's a vital public service for lots of older people who live in these areas.

This petition will go to the West Midlands mayor Andy Street in the hope of keeping the service running. Please sign if you can.

https://chng.it/NZpgTRB84Z