Wolverhampton : Wolverhampton is an old settlement and its name is thought to come from 'Wulfrunishamtun' meaning the town of Wulfrun but in a 10th century royal charter it is referred to as 'Heantun'. In the churchyard of St Peters and near a holed Bargain Stone is an ancient carved cross shaft.
The town grew as a market centre for wool in the middle ages and became an important industrial centre if the 19th century specialising in steel, cars and mining. Engineering is still a major industry within the city. Bantock House has a museum of items made by local craftsmen and the Bilston Museum and Art Gallery has many examples of English enamels.
Waveney Avenue is situated off Severn Drive and consists of eight flats. ...
Facilities: Facilities include an alarm service and estate management services....