Fazeley

Fazeley ward sits in the eastern part of the Lichfield district, bordering Staffordshire. The area includes the town of Fazeley itself, along with the communities of Bonehill and Mile Oak. The ward is defined by the convergence of the Rivers Tame and Bourne, with canals and former mill buildings speaking to its industrial heritage. Residential streets are mixed with light industrial and commercial estates, particularly along its main arterial routes.

The landscape transitions from the urban centre to more open countryside towards Drayton Bassett. The ward is bisected by the Birmingham and Fazeley Canal, a key transport route in the 18th century that remains a focal point for recreation. Local facilities are centred around the town, serving the surrounding residential areas. The historic Bonehill Mill, now converted to other uses, stands as a prominent landmark from its past as a cotton spinning mill.