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Bolehall, Tamworth — Area Guide & Where to Stay
Bolehall is a village on the south bank of the River Anker, within the Tamworth Conurbation in Staffordshire, and Bole Hall carries its name.
About Bolehall
Where to stay in Bolehall
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Bolehall is village housing on the south bank of the River Anker, so the practical bed sits in Tamworth, where the castle and the town's own supply of rooms are. The Lamb Ground carries its own entry. Glascote shares the parish.
Bole Hall, the Church of St George and St Andrew fill out what a walk from here reaches, and Tamworth Castle is a short run into the town centre.
About Bolehall
What are the main landmarks in Bolehall?
Tamworth Castle is the heavyweight. It belongs to the town rather than to the village lanes, but it heads any list drawn for this ground, ahead of The Lamb Ground and the two churches. St Andrew holds one dedication.
The Church of St George holds the other, and Bole Hall completes a register that a walk along the south bank of the River Anker can cover in an afternoon.
What is the history of Bolehall?
Warwickshire came first. The parish of Bolehall and Glascote was historically part of that county, and the ground now falls within Staffordshire as a piece of the Tamworth Conurbation on the south bank of the River Anker. Bole Hall keeps the name in two words.
St Andrew and the Church of St George hold the parish dedications, while Tamworth Castle carries the documented past of the town this village sits inside.
Where is Bolehall?
The village occupies the south bank of the River Anker, inside the Tamworth Conurbation in Staffordshire, England, with Glascote sharing its parish.
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Updated September 2026