Conveyancing in Telford

There was early settlement in the local area on the land close to the Weald Moors, while the Romans also had a presence in the region. Telford became a new town in 1963 – under its former guise of Dawley – and this saw major growth in the area, with most of the town’s infrastructure built in the late 60s and 70s. The 2000s saw huge redevelopment in the town centre, with Telford brought up to modern standards with an array of new shops, bars and cafes, complementing the pleasant countryside that can be found nearby.

The presence of the M54 motorway that runs to the north of town means Telford is well connected, providing easy access to Birmingham and the M6. Trains to Birmingham take less than 40 minutes, while Stoke is around an hour away and London just over 2 hours. Birmingham Airport is approximately 40 miles from Telford, and it’s fairly easy to get to other local towns like Ludlow and Shrewsbury.

Families with children will be heartened by the presence of some excellent schools in the area, with primary options including St Peter’s CofE, Newdale Primary on Marlborough Way and St George’s CofE. Old Park’s Thomas Telford School, Madeley Academy and Wrockwardine Wood Arts College on New Road are among the choices at secondary level. Telford College of Arts and Technology and Telford New College provide further education in the area, while the town also plays host to the University of Wolverhampton Business School.

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