Public Transport Links
- Wolverhampton city centre (National Express West Midlands 126, 525, 544, 581)
- Birmingham city centre (National Express West Midlands 126)
- Dudley town centre (National Express West Midlands 125, 126, 206, 207, 283, 525, 544, 81)
- Coseley town centre (National Express West Midlands 125, 126, 525, 544, 581)
- Merry Hill Shopping Centre (National Express West Midlands 81)
- Wren's Nest estate (National Express West Midlands 206, 207, 544, 581)
- Netherton town centre (National Express West Midlands 283)
- Lodge Farm estate (National Express West Midlands 283)
- Bilston town centre (National Express West Midlands 525)
- Wednesfield town centre (National Express West Midlands 525)
- Willenhall town centre (National Express West Midlands 525)
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