Coleshill's St. Peter and St. Paul Parish Church stands on top of Coleshill's hill and can be seen from miles away.

Their website is updated regularly and is really worth both a visit and adding to your favourites.

The Parish Church really is the centre of both the town and Colehill's community.

As with most brass bands throughout the country, Coleshill Town Band has had
an up and down past. It has struggled and survived through two world wars and
has seen many musical directors, and even more players come and go. The Band
itself was formed in 1902 when a group of bandsmen form the neighbouring
village of Water Orton decided to establish a band in Coleshill. It is believed
that £103 was spent in acquiring the Band’s original instruments.

The number of Coleshill's band members grew steadily over the years following formation,
although the outbreak of World War I in 1914 halted the Band’s progress, with
several players losing their lives in action.

Coleshill's football club is on Packington Lane in Coleshill and has an enthusiastic following. That isn't really surprising considering:

• Their recent promotion success
• The fabulous location the club is set in
• Their clubhouse and its facilities
• The commitment of their players, manager and staff

Coleshill Town FC support Coleshill in Bloom and are a special asset of our town.

Old Saltleians Rugby Football Club is a registered Community Amateur Sports Club. Theyaim to enjoy rugby and to develop
sporting and social skills in the community.
Givethem a Try !

Old Saltleians RFC
Watton Lane
Water Orton, near Coleshill
Birmingham
B46 1PH
England
Telephone 0121 748 3380