amenity society for pipe organs – and is listed as Grade 1 in the UK Historic Organs Scheme for being: an unaltered example of a town hall organ of 1903 by J. J. Binns and from the firm’s finest period. Darlaston Windmill Darlaston had its own windmill from as early as 1695, when it appears on a map of that date. The mill continued to be in use until about 1860. St Lawrence Darlaston The fine looking Grade-II listed St Lawrence's church as we see it today is largely late nineteenth century – the work of A. P. Brevitt – but the site dates back to early medieval times. The church registers date back to 1539 and may be viewed at the County Archives in Stafford. The Bishop's Transcripts are to be found at Lichfield Record Office. A generous grant from the UK Heritage Lottery Fund enabled the complete redecoration of the church's interior in 2018. Notable residents Media Mark Rhodes, runner-up in ITV's Pop Idol 2003 contest, and children's television presenter, is also from Darlaston. Sue Nicholls, actress, present Coronation Street. The family owned public house is situated in the Fold Darlaston. Jemma Bevan, reality TV star (Love Island) and part time mascot for Wolverhampton Wanderers. Jemma moved to Darlaston in 2020. Music John Fiddler, musician, member of 1970s band Medicine Head. Sport Billy Annis (1874–1938) played 143 games in defence for Wolverhampton Wanderers between 1898 and 1905. Stuart Elwell (b. 1977) professional boxer and former Midlands Welterweight Champion comes from Darlaston. Syd Gibbons (1907–1953), professional footballer, born in Darlaston. Graham Hawkins (1946–2016), ex footballer and manager of Wolverhampton Wanderers was born in Darlaston Mark Lewis-Francis (b.1982), sprinter, born in Darlaston. Jimmy McIntyre (1881–1954), football manager, born in Darlaston and started his playing career with the local football team. Netan Sansara (b. 1989), first Asian to play for the England U-18 team, and also plays regularly for League One Walsall FC, is also a Darlaston native. Netan also attended Darlaston Comprehensive School. Sansara's Grandfather Ram Sansara also owned two pubs in Darlaston "The Three Horse Shoes" on Pinfold Street and "The Duke of York" on Dangerfield Lane. Elizabeth Benton (b. 1974) professional unicyclist and runner up at 1998 World Championship held in Moscow. Born in Moxley. Neighbourhoods Rough Hay: a predominantly interwar council housing area in the north of the town close to the border with Willenhall. Moxley: an