Malvern and Brueton Park

Malvern and Brueton Park is a town park and Local Nature Reserve in Solihull in the West Midlands. The recreation center is framed from a relatively thin piece of land, with the length being around ten times the normal width, however it is circled framing a generally U-molded design. The parks cover a region of roughly 130 sections of land 0.53 km². Verifiably the recreation center was shaped by the joining of two separate packages of ious land. There is an extensive water include, Brueton Park Lake, which goes through the southern end of the recreation center, and is framed by the damming of a neighborhood conduit, the River Blythe. The recreation center at present has a Green Flag Award given for its administration characteristics.

The recreation center offices and highlights incorporate for:

• Car stopping
• Play Area.
• Tennis courts.
• Cafe.
• Flower beds.
• Ornamental gardens.
• Rose cultivate.
• Parkridge Center - natural training and preservation projects and exercises.