Coalpit Heath
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Coalpit Heath is a small village in southwest England, between the towns of Yate and Frampton Cotterell in South Gloucestershire. Due to many years of expansion in the neighboring towns, the borders for Coalpit Heath have been lost. The village consists of three Pubs, one post office and numerous local stores. The village also includes a parish church, and a local primary school, called the Manor CE Primary school. It was founded as a coal mining town to feed England's needs, but in 1836 the coal ran out, and since then it has become a sought after place to live, with fields and easy accommodation. However, the trees outside the borders have now been cut down, killing off much of the local wildlife.
