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Walk along Beldray Road to the very end, on the Right you will see Wilcox, this was once home to Bradley & Co.Ltd. - better known to some as Beldray (A feature on Beldray can be found here on The Black Country Memories Club Site). Immediately to the Left of Wilcox's gates there is a footpath continue along this path to the bottom. Turn Right through Peascroft Wood which is home to several species of Trees including Ash, Alder and Sycamore it is also home to various Birds' Insects and Mammals.  Reaching the end of the wood Central Avenue stretches out ahead Turn left passing two further entrances to The Wood and keep Left to enter Mountford Lane to continue for a short Road walk to reach Nightingale Place Turn Right here to reach a Public Footpath between two playing fields.  The path emerges on to Prouds Lane Turn Left here to pass  Bilston Health Centre on the Left, Bilston Community Centre is seen over the road whilst the walk continues past The Baptist Church on the Left. Reaching the end of Prouds Lane the Imposing sight of St. Leonard's Church is visible ahead and Left with God's Acre on the Right.  The walk now turns Left into Lichfield Street.  From Lichfield Street Turn Right passing The Town Hall and St. Leonard's Church (if you really want to you can turn left as you reach Walsall Street and return to The Bus Station) the walk continues over The Metro Line to Turn Right into Walsall Street passing an interesting Frieze on the way.

Beldray Road	Beldray Logo	Peascroft Wood	Central Avenue;	Bilston Leisure Centre now sadly demolished	Bilston Health Centre
Bilston Community Centre	Bilston Baptist Church	St.Leonard's Church viewed from God's Acre	God's Acre	Bilston Town Hall	Bilston Central Metro