Listing attractions in Chasewater, Burntwood and North

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To the south-west of the parish lies the unspoiled Cannock Chase with miles of walks and the possibility to see deer.

Tel: 01543 677166 
Burntwood is an Urban Parish consisting of three main areas - Burntwood, Chasetown and Chase Terrace.

Staffordshire, WS15 2UQ
Tel: 01543 877666 
Welcome to Cannock Chase - central England's woodland jewel, packed with things to see and do. Take time to explore, walk, ride, trek, run. Come on your own, bring the family but most of all bring an open mind and visit the real outdoors!

Pool Road, Brownhills, Staffordshire, WS8 7AL
Tel: 01543 370607 
Park with many leisure activities, steam railway, Forest of Mercia Innovation Centre and Craft Shops. Chasewater is shortlisted for the National Picnic Awards 2009 to vote visit www.welovebread.co.uk

Chasewater Country Park, Pool Road, Brownhills, Staffordshire, WS8 7NL
Tel: 01543 679548 
Volunteer-run former colliery railway operating heritage trains in Chasewater Country Park.

Bellamour Way, Colton
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Colton lies in the extreme north-west of the District, approximately two miles north of Rugeley and includes the hamlet of Stockwell Heath, where the

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Curborough & Elmhurst are two agricultural villages. Farewell & Chorley are two villages forming one parish in a quiet stretch of arable farm land.

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As well as bordering Cannock Chase it is home to it's own tract of commonland known as Gentleshaw Common, which itself contains some small settlements.

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In Hammerwich stands one of the few remaining windmills in the county.

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King's Bromley has a royal title because the Manor was crown property for several centuries after the Norman Conquest.