of 2013 Sainsbury's submitted an application to amend some details of the scheme. Dorridge today The railway station is on the line between London and Birmingham.Chiltern Railways have created an inter-city route out of the run-down remnants of what had become primarily a goods line. A West Midlands Railway route now terminates in Dorridge or Leamington Spa, from Birmingham. Dorridge is neither urban nor a village. However, it sits right next to the Warwickshire countryside, with green fields being a short walk from the town centre. It has a small shopping centre, a village hall, at least three churches and a number of schools. It has a substantial park bordering the countryside. There are a few small restaurants, and three pubs. The property prices around Dorridge are the highest in the West Midlands region and also the highest in the entire English Midlands. In 2005, several houses sold for over £1,000,000 according to the land registry. According to housing website Zoopla, the average house price in Dorridge in February 2021 was almost £624,000, amongst the very highest in the UK outside of London. There are a number of notable residents who live here or very nearby, Jasper Carrott, The Office actress Lucy Davis, Sir Adrian Cadbury, Karren Brady former managing director of Birmingham City F.C, Steve Bruce, former manager of Birmingham City F.C, former England International Lee Hendrie, and Catriona Hamilton formerly lived here, alongside many other professional footballers and Musicians Bev Bevan, Harry Sutcliffe and Russell Leetch. Dorridge is part of the Meriden constituency, though is due to be split from Meriden under the current boundary review, forming a separate constituency of Dorridge and Kenilworth with the nearby castle town of Kenilworth. Community groups Aside from the strong church communities, the town benefits from a Round Table, a Residents' Association, a Neighbourhood Forum, drama groups and youth organisations including the strong Dorridge Scout Group. Some of the organisations are shared with Knowle, such as Knowle Sea Scout Group for young people aged 6 to 18. Residents' Association The Residents' Association was formed in 1961. It was formed in response to concerns over unwelcome developments and also helped develop facilities for local residents. In 1974, Dorridge Day was first held as a fundraising event for the Village Hall which was opened in 1976. The Dorridge & District Residents Association first ran the event, though in recent years, Knowle and Dorridge