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Child murder

In January 1988, Stuart Gough, a 14-year-old newspaper delivery boy was found murdered some 20 miles away near Worcester. Serial paedophile Victor Miller later admitted murdering Stuart and was sentenced to life imprisonment - he is still behind bars after almost 20 years and is likely to remain in prison for another decade at least, as his trial judge said that he didn't know whether it would be safe ever to release him. An article in the Daily Telegraph listed Miller as one of 35 murderers that the Home Secretary had recently recommended never to be released from prison.

Description

Coordinates: 52°26′N 2°07′W / 52.43°N 2.12°W / 52.43; -2.12 Hagley is a village and civil parish on the northern boundary of Worcestershire, England, near to the towns of Kidderminster and Stourbridge. The parish had a population of 4,283 in 2001,[1] but the whole village had a population of perhaps 5,600, including the part in Clent parish.[citation needed] It is in Bromsgrove District. Strictly, Hagley refers to the area of the original village, near Hagley Hall. The majority of what is commonly known as Hagley is strictly West Hagley. This grew up in the late 19th century near the railway station and contains the shopping area and schools. The precise dividing line between the two areas is undefined and this debatable. However, only two continuously developed roads join "Top" Hagley and West Hagley, so that the line must be somewhere along these roads. Nevertheless, both settlements lie within the parish of Hagley. Hagley is separated from Stourbridge and thus the urban Black Country by a narrow strip of green belt. It lies at the foot of the Clent Hills. The village is served by its own railway station on the Kidderminster - Birmingham line. It is on the Birmingham to Kidderminster road, the A456, which is known as the Hagley Road in Birmingham, because it was once administered by a turnpike trust[citation needed], whose responsibilities ended at the former boundary of the parish (now in Blakedown). Despite having a population larger then some towns[clarification needed], Hagley lacks the essential characteristics of a market town[citation needed]. While it has a healthy[citation needed] shopping street and many local services, it is a fundamentally unbalanced community[clarification needed] economically, in that there is little local employment (other than in local services). However, unemployment is low[specify] because of the ease of commuting to work. Accordingly Hagley is essentially a dormitory village. The population of Hagley greatly increased after the arrival of the railway in 1862, which enabled people to commute into Birmingham or the adjacent Black Country.

Famous residents

* Jon BentleyChannel Five's Fifth Gear and Gadget Show presenter currently lives in Hagley * John Bonham Hagley one of Rock's most famous drummers used to live in Hagley. * Adrian Chiles, presenter of The One Show and Match of the Day 2. * Andrew Downes, composer. * Clive Everton, snooker commentator. * Jason Koumas lived in Hagley * Dan O'Hagan, television football commentator. * Lee Sharpe, former professional footballer with (among other teams) Manchester United was a former student of Hagley RC High School. * Victoria Stanton, interior designer and co-presenter of Tommy Walsh's Eco House.

Landmarks

Hagley is known for * Hagley Hall, the home for several centuries of the Lyttelton family, whose head is Viscount Cobham, and * Wychbury Hill with its 'monument' (an obelisk). The body of "Bella" was believed to be found in a wood on the hill, sparking the murder mystery "Who put Bella in the Witch Elm?" about which a play was written by the local drama society. However contrary to the urban myth the body was found in Hagley Wood off a lane on the side of nearby Clent Hill.[citation needed] * St. Saviour's Church, a stonebuilt church from around 1908, near the centre of Hagley.

Murder of a student

In June 1983, Susan Renhard who grew up in West Hagley, was a student of Graphic Art . She was murdered while taking photos in the Peak District at Cave Dale, Castleton for an arts project at Manchester Polytechnic. When Susan’s body was discovered, many injuries clearly indicated that she had fought violently to defend herself before being strangled.

School minibus crash

In November 1993 a serious collison occurred on the M40 motorway near Warwick, approximately 30 miles from Hagley, resulting in the deaths of twelve pupils and a teacher. Only two girls survived the accident that made national headlines and caused moves for new legislation to improve safety and driving standards for school vehicles.

See also

* Hagley Hall * Wychbury Hill * Hagley railway station * Hagley Catholic High School * Haybridge High School

Tragedies

Three tragic events during the late 20th century have drawn media attention to Hagley.