Onneley House is a nice little community centre based on the Court Oak Road. It has two main rooms…read moreand a kitchen and is used for a variety of purposes - Weight Watchers meet here and they hold Zumba classes throughout the year. It can also be hired for private functions. They sometimes have a rather nice book and bric-a-brac sale in the foyer too.

This seems like a nice place for the care of old and frail people to live in tranquility as it is…read morein a somewhat peaceful surrounding area in Harborne. There is only the ground floor for the usage of the cared for not surprisingly cause of their physical health which is good. Nice staff there aswel.

both my kids attended shenley fields when it was a nursery school, its now a childrens centre. the…read morenursery staff are supportive, helpful, and above all brilliant with the children. i never felt insecure leaving my children there, and they always enjoyed their day.

From the owner: Shenley Fields Daycare and Nursery School offers high quality early years provision to babies and…read morechildren of 3 months to 4 years, ahead of their admission to Primary School. Shenley Fields houses a Birmingham Local Authority Maintained Nursery School and (not for profit) Pre-School provision under a single roof, both run by a shared leadership team of fully qualified teachers (QTS) and early years professionals. We pride ourselves on offering a warm, welcoming, happy and safe environment for your child. Each age group benefits from purpose built premises and extensive outdoor grounds, in which children can dream, play, love, laugh and learn. We have been offering services on this site for more than 30 years and boast one of the most stable, highly qualified and motivated staff teams in the field.

Quite the most amazing church building I have ever come across…read more The outside of the church looks fairly traditional, and you make your way towards the door expecting the usual sort of thing inside -- pews, a stained glass window or two, perhaps a bit of heating if you're fortunate. Instead what greets you simply takes your breath away. The church has been refurbished to an astonishing standard: the floor has been completely replaced (and there is now under-floor heating); the pews have gone to be replaced by chairs; a tower has been transformed to provide some interesting smaller rooms spread over several levels; and the craft on display is incredibly beautiful. The stained glass in general and the water feature in the baptistry area in particular are worthy of special mention, but there's clearly been a lot of thought gone into every detail of the refurbishment. Ladywood ARC (Arts, Religion and Community) now use the building a lot alongside the parish congregation. I don't know too much about this group (or the congregation themselves) but the space and facilities they have at their disposal are an absolutely amazing example of what can be done with a church building nowadays.