Astbury Hall is a new and exciting  27 hole championship golf and leisure development in the heart of the severn valley, surrounded by Shropshire’s uppermost beautiful and dramatic countryside. With 9 holes completed and open for play, and a second nine holes near completion, Astbury is well on the way to its goal of being the premiership golfing and leisure facility in the county.

Bridgnorth, in reality, is two towns: the High Town (good views down) and the Low Town (good views up). Now connected by the steepest inland funicular railway in Britain.

Enville Ales - have produced award winning cask alses since 1993. They are constantly winning awards across the country. Why not come to the Red Lion, and sample a pint for yourself! For more details and a full selction of Enville ales visit the website.

Himley Hall, situated between Kingswinford and Wombourne, started life in the 18th century when a medieval manor house on the site belonging to the Earl of Dudley was demolished to make way for a great Palladian mansion

The Ironbridge Gorge Museum Trust was established in 1967 to preserve and interpret the remains of the Industrial Revolution in the six square miles of the Ironbridge Gorge.

Admission is free. Houses 70 aircraft, and is home to war planes, missiles, transport, training, and research & development. The National Cold War Exhibition with it's interactive kiosks and hotspots gives visitors a chance to see waht life was like behind the iron curtain.

A rich heritage spanning 300 years has made Royal Brierley the most prestigious name in English lead crystal. The quality and craftsmanship associated with this famous name have long been recognised by the unique distinction of two Royal Warrants of appointment as the Royal British glassmakers.

16 Miles of glorious countryside, More than a train ride, Agreat day out for all the family

18 hole course offers some of the best holes of golf in the Staffordshire County. The course is abundant with wildlife.

The Museum site covers 26 acres, so at least half a day is recommended, although a full day is recommended to do justice to the extensive attractions within the Museum.

West Midland Safari Park has introduced the fastest land animal on earth to their collection. Cheetah can now be seen at the Park in Worcestershire in a new feature

Wolverhampton Halfpenny Green Airport is not only a flourishing centre for aviation, it also offers companies a superb location in which to base their business.

Ideally positioned in the centre of the UK, the airport is only seven miles to the south west of Wolverhampton and 20 miles from Birmingham.

Originally built as an aerodrome for the Royal Air Force in 1939, the airport now provides a thriving base for a number of general aviation operators and maintenance providers including: aircraft and helicopter flying schools, police helicopter unit and several private aircraft operators. Along with various non-aviation based tenants also located on site.

Looking forward, the new management team share an exciting vision for the airport's future evolution, which will support economic growth in the area without compromising the airport's environmental responsibility.

Worfield Golf Club is located in the heart of the Shropshire countryside on the gentle slopes of the former Wyken Estate. The free draining loam sand provides the perfect base for all year round play on tees and greens.