Square is The Bull, another traditional old pub serving ale with an extensive lunchtime food menu. There is also the award-winning Codsall Station on the corner of Chapel Lane & Oaken Lanes, a working railway station with a Holdens Brewery pub on the platform. Codsall has two social clubs, the Codsall Legionnaires club (known locally as 'the Legion'), and The Firs (formerly Codsall Conservative Club). Codsall Legionnaires club has a modern 'members bar' area. Its former function room has been acquired by the Pet Stop, a local pet shop, as approved by Codsall Parish Council in May 2011, on condition that the car park remains for public use. Events The first Codsall Beer Festival took place on 3 October 2015 at Codsall village hall, with over 35 real ales and ciders, many fruit wines and live music from local artists. Proceeds were donated to the Harry Will Walk charity & Codsall Community Group, a volunteer group that looks after the green spaces in Codsall, Codsall Wood and Oaken. The second Codsall Beer Festival took place on 1 October 2016 at Codsall Village Hall. Twin town Codsall & Bilbrook are twinned with: Saint-Pryvé-Saint-Mesmin, near Orléans, France Notable residents Sir George Farwell (1845 in Codsall – 1915), English judge, noted for presiding over the Taff Vale Railway Co v Amalgamated Society of Railway Servants case Roy Farran (born 1921), WW2 Victoria Cross winner and member of the SAS Peter Broadbent (1933–2013), footballer in Wolverhampton Wanderers' much honoured 1950s team and capped for England seven times Don Homfray (1935 in Codsall – 2012), BAFTA-winning production designer for the BBC Jim Lea (born 1949), English musician; member of Slade from their inception until 1992; went to Codsall Secondary Modern School Jacqui Oatley MBE, English broadcaster and sports presenter; brought up in Codsall Bernard O'Mahoney (born 1960), English author, security detail, and former soldier; lived in Codsall Geoff Palmer (born 1954), footballer, played over 400 games for Wolverhampton Wanderers; then police officer; retired and lives in Codsall William Regal, ring name of Darren Kenneth Matthews (born 1968 in Codsall), English retired professional wrestler; color commentator and trainer Christopher Sadler (born 1970), British animator, director and writer; went to school in Codsall Sir Charles Wheeler KCVO CBE PRA (1892 in Codsall – 1974), British sculptor and President of the Royal Academy, 1956–1966 Transport Codsall has a railway station on the Shrewsbury-Wolverhampton Line, and has train services