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Local History 3

Trinity Centre 411 Old Birmingham Road Lickey B45 8ES formally know as Lickey Parish Hall

Photograph copyright Roy Hughes Photograph copyright Roy Hughes

Located directly opposite Lickey Church, (at the junction of Old Birmingham Road and Monument Lane) and on the edge of Lickey Country Park, Lickey Parish Hall (known also as Trinity Centre) built in 1936 and refurbished in 2010,  is a prominent landmark much valued the local community asset. Lord Austin (See Grange Park above) was Chairman of the Lickey Parish Hall Building committee and contributed £1250 towards the cost of the building. The plans are from the Bromsgrove Messenger 1 Decembner 1934. 

  • The Lickey Community Group Local History 3
  • The Lickey Community Group Local History 3
  • The Lickey Community Group Local History 3

 

Lickey Citizens Association - meeting at Lickey Parish Hall 

  • The Lickey Community Group Local History 3
  • The Lickey Community Group Local History 3
  • The Lickey Community Group Local History 3
  • The Lickey Community Group Local History 3

 

Lickey Horse Trough

Photograph copyright Roy Hughes

This trough was donated by Earl Plymouth. It is at the top of the steep Rose Hill which used to be part of the stagecoach route from the South West to Birmingham.

The Lickey Community Group Local History 3