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Tucked between Brownhills and Pelsall, Clayhanger is a quiet residential pocket that feels more like a self-contained village than a typical Walsall suburb. Its name is a nod to the area’s industrial roots - specifically the heavy clay soil once used for local brickmaking - but today the landscape is defined by the Clayhanger Common. This extensive nature reserve provides a natural buffer of wetland and heath, offering a genuine sense of openness that is rare so close to the town centre. Most of the housing dates from the late 20th century onwards, centered around a small cluster of local shops and the village school. While the nearby High Street in Brownhills handles the heavy lifting for supermarkets and banking, Clayhanger itself remains a peaceful, low-traffic spot, bounded to the west by the canal and well-placed for those who need quick access to the A5 or the M6 Toll.