B27 7SL Postcode Area
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We've got loads of statistics for B27 7SL, including demographic data, local facilities, travel essentials, hotel accommodation, crime rates and much more.
What social class do the population of B27 7SL belong to? What are the predominant ethnic groups? How deprived is B27 7SL in Birmingham, how professionally qualified are the community, and how many hours a week do they work? All this, and more information and demographic statistics about B27 7SL from the Census 2011.
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People and Demographics
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Demographics
An in-depth look at the demographic data of the people who live in B27 7SL, including ethnicity, religious beliefs, age breakdown and social grades.
Crime Rates
Police crime stats - see how safe it is around B27 7SL, including burglaries, ASBOs, vehicle crime and violent crime. How does this area compare?
Constituency
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Local Issues
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Sunrise/Sunset
Sunrise (dawn) and sunset (dusk) times for today as well as for the next month for the postcode area B277SL. Wakey wakey, rise and shine!
Job Vacancies
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Travel & Transport
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Traffic Reports
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Taxi Firms
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Car Parks
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Leisure & Outdoor Facilities
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Events
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Attractions
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Hotels
Comfortable, quality bed & breakfast and hotel accommodation located within a 15 miles of the postcode area B27 7SL.
Tourist Information
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Local Amenities
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Banks
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Cash Machines
Locations of the nearest cash withdrawal machines (ATMs) in the B27 7SL postcode area that dispense money.
Schools
The nearest schools in the B27 7SL area, including their latest Ofsted Results, pupil statistics and test results.
Shopping Centres
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Police Stations
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Emergency Facilities
A handy list of emergency information in this area, including hospitals, doctors, chemists and emergency services near B27 7SL.
Post Offices
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Libraries
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B277SL Postcode Breakdown
| BAREA | 27DISTRICT | 7SECTOR | SLUNIT |
| Full Postcode | B27 7SL |
| Latitude/Longitude | , |
| Postal Town | Birmingham |
| Easting | |
| Northing | |
| Ward Name | |
| MSOA Name | |
| LSOA Name | |
| County | West Midlands |
| Region | |
| Country | England |
| Local Authority | |
| Local Authority Code | |
| Area Classification | Urban with Major Conurbation |
B277SL Postal District
B27 7SL postcode is located in the postal town of Birmingham. Birmingham postal area may cover a large geographical region that may correspond to several postal districts, which may include many towns and/or villages. Use the map to determine the geographical location of the postcode B27 7SL.
| Tyseley | 0.8 miles N |
| Hay Mills | 2.1 miles NE |
| Solihull | 2.7 miles E |
| Sheldon | 3 miles E |
| Bordesley | 3.1 miles N |
| Stechford | 3.4 miles NE |
| Edgbaston | 3.5 miles W |
| Bournville | 3.7 miles W |
| Birmingham | 3.9 miles W |
| Castle Bromwich | 4.8 miles NE |
| Kings Norton | 4.9 miles SW |
| Bickenhill | 5.1 miles E |
| Tyburn | 5.4 miles N |
| Witton | 5.7 miles NW |
| Northfield | 5.7 miles W |
| London | 98 miles E |
| Glasgow | 253 miles NW |
| Edinburgh | 248 miles N |
| Cardiff | 87 miles SW |
| Liverpool | 83 miles NW |
| Southampton | 108 miles S |
| Saint Ives | 111 miles S |
Local News West Midlands
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Property WeekFrom the Postcode Area blog
Death of the High Street?
The BBC reports that despite councils' attempts to kurb them, the UK's high streets have seen a huge growth in fast food outlets. Could this mark the death knell for the Great British high street, and what can we do about it to halt its decline?
Discrimination by Postcode
You really couldn't make it up, could you? Some of the country's most vulnerable people are missing out on their weekly £25 Cold Weather Payment, just because the system that's in operation is discriminating against them because payments are based on postcode, rather than geographic location.
The Redesign is Underway
Well, the current website was absolutely in dire need of a good redesign - from the ground up. So I set out to pull it all apart and get it up and running again to become the most comprehensive guide to every postcode in the UK. And it's been a long, tough job from start to finish - and quite possibly the biggest project I've ever undertaken.
The Impossible Challenge of Affordability
No wonder the younger generation are getting more and more frustrated with money - new research has revealed that even with a 10% deposit, 25-34 year olds are struggling to afford even the CHEAPEST houses on the market. Is there a solution to the 'impossible challenge'?