Walsall Branch
Address
4th Floor, Townend House,
Wisemore,
Walsall,
WS1 1NS
Contact
01922 665015
walsallbranch@everyday-loans.co.uk
Branch Accessibility
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Private Meeting Room
Wheelchair Ramp or Level Access
Lift
Step Free Access
Guide Dogs Welcome
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Everyday Lending Limited was established in 2006 and has branches nationwide; we are committed to professional, responsible lending.
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Points of Interest: Walsall
This large industrial town sits just eight miles from the buzzing city of Birmingham and six miles from Wolverhampton. Often nicknamed the Black Country or the ‘valley of Celtic speakers’, it is here you’ll discover an abundance of popular attractions, many of which are suited to the entire family.
The Industrial Revolution had a major effect on the town, transforming it from a quaint village with a population of just 2000 inhabitants to a vibrant town of 86,000. Famous for the production of spurs, saddles, metal ware and its limestone quarry, Walsall owes its heritage to many of these industries. To this day, it is still referred to as the ‘leather capital of Britain’.
Nowadays, Walsall is a densely populated area boasting a population of almost 175,000. The region has undergone a number of new developments over the years and is now home to an array of modern architecture and a variety of action-packed activities. Multimillion pound projects in the past decade have included Waterfront North and South, as well as the redevelopment of Walsall Manor Hospital and the creation of Walsall College.
With so many attractions to explore in Walsall, you’re certainly spoilt for choice. Learn all about this town’s rich heritage at the Leather Centre Museum, home to an operational workshop, or alternatively take a trip to Barr Beacon, a 227 metre-high hill that overlooks the town and that provides stunning panoramic views of the Midlands.
Other nearby allures include the local art gallery, named after Ethel Mary Flint – the Mayor and Royal Academy exhibitor. It is here you can view works by famous artists such as Van Gogh, Jacob Epstein, Monet and JMW Turner.