with buses running every 9 minutes in the week and on weekends only to drop to a 20-minute frequency on evenings. There are also buses to Compton and Telford. Tettenhall also was served by three railway stations which were on the former Wombourne Branch Line. The stations that served Tettenhall were Dunstall Park, Tettenhall and Compton Halt. The nearest railway station to the village is Wolverhampton and Bilbrook. There have been talks about opening a new station on the edge of Tettenhall on the Wolverhampton–Shrewsbury line. The Tettenhall Transport Heritage Centre is the first transport museum in the City of Wolverhampton and is found in Tettenhall. References Further reading Geoffrey Hancock. A Tettenhall History. Broadside, 1991. Simon Whild. The History of Tettenhall College. Matador, 2008. Areas of Wolverhampton