small church called "Christ The King Church", a Labour Club, Travis Perkins factory and Community Centre. There is also a methodist church on Daw End Lane, two public houses and a nature reserve called "Park Lime Pits Local Nature Reserve". There are also a few takeaways and off licenses in the area. Education Rushall had two secondary schools – Pelsall and Manor Farm – both now closed. There remain two primary schools and a Key Stage 4 centre. It also has a pre-school at Manor Farm, called Piccolo Bambini. Walsall College is also near to Rushall. Geography Rushall is north of Walsall, west of Aldridge, southwest of Lichfield, north-northwest of Birmingham, east of Wolverhampton and southeast of Bloxwich. It forms part of a residential area with the nearby villages and areas of Shelfield, Pelsall, Ryecroft, Walsall Wood, Blakenall Heath, Pool Green and Leamore which act as suburbs of nearby Walsall, Bloxwich, Aldridge and Brownhills. Rushall has certain areas which are still rural but it is mostly urban, especially with nearby Shelfield, Walsall, Harden, Ryecroft, Pelsall, and Walsall Wood. There is a small patch of greenbelt on Daw End Lane near Pool Green, Winterley Lane and Walsall Arboretum. The village is between Walsall, Bloxwich, Aldridge, Brownhills, and Lichfield. Transport Buses Rushall is served primarily by National Express West Midlands and Diamond with the following services : 8 (National Express West Midlands) - Lichfield - Walsall via Rushall, Pelsall, Brownhills and Burntwood. 9 (National Express West Midlands) - Walsall -Wolverhampton via Rushall, Pelsall, Bloxwich, Wednesfield and Heath Town. 10 (National Express West Midlands) - Walsall-Rushall-Shelfield-Brownhills. 35 (Diamond Bus) - Walsall-Lichfield via Rushall, Aldridge and Walsall Wood. 997 (National Express West Midlands) - Walsall-Birmingham via Rushall, Aldridge, Pheasey, Old Osscot and Perry Barr. There are additional services which serve other areas of the village and surrounding settlements. Railways Rushall railway station was open from 1849 to 1909, on the former South Staffordshire Line between Walsall and Lichfield City. The station was located off Station Road between Harden, Ryecroft, Goscote, and Rushall. The site is now part of the McClean Way Greenway but is protected for any future use for rail use. The village was and is served by several other nearby railway stations including: Former Aldridge on the Sutton Park Line between Water Orton and Walsall. The line is still in use for freight and a new Aldridge station is due to be