TV and radio presenter Adrian Chiles was born in Quinton and moved a few miles away to Hagley, Worcestershire at the age of four. He attended the Haybridge High School in Stourbridge. A huge West Brom fan, he has previously been one of Britain's highest paid broadcasters and has hosted the One Show, ITV Sport and Match of the Day 2 in the pastTV and radio presenter Adrian Chiles was born in Quinton and moved a few miles away to Hagley, Worcestershire at the age of four. He attended the Haybridge High School in Stourbridge. A huge West Brom fan, he has previously been one of Britain's highest paid broadcasters and has hosted the One Show, ITV Sport and Match of the Day 2 in the past
TV and radio presenter Adrian Chiles was born in Quinton and moved a few miles away to Hagley, Worcestershire at the age of four. He attended the Haybridge High School in Stourbridge. A huge West Brom fan, he has previously been one of Britain's highest paid broadcasters and has hosted the One Show, ITV Sport and Match of the Day 2 in the past

The eight famous faces of Quinton in Birmingham, including Premier League winner & The One Show presenter

Let’s take a look at the famous faces of Quinton in south-west Birmingham

Quinton in south-east Birmingham is around five miles west of the city centre along the Hagley Road West.

Originally it was a small village, also known as "Ridgeacre", and was home to a mixture of small farms and nail-making industries. It now stretches to the borders of Halesowen, Warley and Harborne. According to the city council, it’s one of the better performing wards in the city for child poverty levels and is amongst the least deprived wards in the city.

Resident employment rates in the ward are above the city average and claimant count unemployment proportions are below the Birmingham average.

The neighbourhood is also home to three amateur football teams, Quinton Monarch, Quinton Magpies and Quinton Rangers - all three play in the Warley and District Football League.

We’ve decided to take a look at the famous faces who are from the Birmingham neighbourhood.

Let’s take a look

Follow us
©National World Publishing Ltd. All rights reserved.Cookie SettingsTerms and ConditionsPrivacy notice