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Welcome to New Homes in Telford, the easy way to find new homes in Telford and the surrounding area. Situated in Shropshire, 30 miles to the east of Birmingham, Telford is a relatively new town, having only been established in the last fifty years. The town itself takes its name from the renowned civil engineer Thomas Telford, reflecting the area's leading role during the industrial revolution. Owing to the town's age, it was designed with a planned transport system, making travel around the town efficient and hassle free. Alternatively, there are a large number of walking and cycling routes, taking advantage of the picturesque Shropshire countryside. With a population in the region of 140,000, Telford has all the essential amenities of a modern town. Those looking to relocate a family to the area will be pleased to know that Telford has a wealth of education facilities, many of which consistently attain results above the national average. Telford forms the terminus of the M54 motorway, which in turn merges into the M6 providing access to the rest of the Midlands. Enjoy the benefits of a newly built home in the beautiful Shropshire countryside, search for a new home in Telford today!

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Telford is a new town in the ceremonial county of Shropshire in the West Midlands region of England. Named after famous civil engineer Thomas Telford, the town is among the fastest growing settlements in England. Although Telford was built in the 1960s and 1970s, the region has a long history. Telford is included in the region that was inhabited by the Romans. Telford also played a role during the Norman and Saxon times.

Telford developed as an industrial town during the 1960s. Telford is now a major industrial and manufacturing town in the West Midlands. Telford industry was based on high-tech electronics, robotics, and manufacturing and has seen major diversification in recent years, according to Vernon Pethard of www.newhomesforsale.co.uk. Telford has also attracted a large number of computing industries.

Telford has a total population of 162,300, a massive increase from its 1968 population of 35,000. Telford is located at a distance of 128 miles from London. Major towns and suburbs near Telford include Hollinswood, Shifnal, Dawley Hamlets, Upper Longwood, and Newport.

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Places of Interest in Telford

Jackfield Tile Museum: It is one of major tourist attractions in Telford. It is housed in a tile factory with its equipment preserved in original shape. Telford was home to one of the largest tile factories in England and a visit to this museum is considered important by many tourists. A heritage centre has also been established at this famed Telford factory. The Wrekin: The Wrekin is a 407 metres hill near Telford. It has become a major tourist attraction in Telford owing to its height and the sweeping views it provides of the valley. The ascent is steep in some places but footpaths are wide enough to accommodate tourists.

The Iron Bridge: This landmark bridge is located a few miles from Telford. Visitors to Telford visit the bridge to marvel at its intricate cast iron structure. It was the first such bridge in the world. It is part of the Iron Gorge world heritage site. The area has developed into a major tourist attraction in recent years.

Thomas Telford Statue: The town of Telford was named in honour of this famous Scottish civil engineer. A statue of Thomas Telford has been erected in the town centre where he can be seen reclining on a structure, which is actually the words in his name.

Blists Hill Victorian Town: It is a major tourist attraction in Telford and is known as one of the largest open air museums in England. It depicts the life and times of the Victorian era in an ordinary British village. Hoo Farm Animal Kingdom: It is the most famous tourist attraction for children in Telford. It is a functioning animal farm with many facilities including pony riding, milking, egg collecting, and animal handling. Visitors to this Telford landmark can also hone their firing skills at a rifle range or sip tea in the tearoom.

Famous People from Telford

Middleweight boxer Richie Woodhall was born in an area near Telford. Champion darts player Ted Hankey currently lives in Telford.

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