Fallings Park

Fallings Park ward is situated in the northeastern part of Wolverhampton. The area is primarily residential, characterised by a mix of interwar and post-war housing estates. It is served by several local shopping parades providing essential amenities. The ward contains a number of primary schools and community facilities, including the Parkfields Youth Centre. The residential streets are generally quiet, with a functional and practical layout typical of its period of development.

The ward's defining green space is Fallings Park itself, a large public area with open fields, playgrounds, and mature trees. The parkland extends to include the grounds of the former Fallings Park House. A notable local landmark is the Church of the Holy Trinity, constructed in the 1930s with distinctive brickwork. The area is bounded by major roads like Bushbury Lane and Showell Circus, which connect it to the wider city and the M54 motorway.