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  Paul237 Posts: 8,656

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  15/10/13 - 01:31 #2

  No, I don't think it's an area. However, someone using it might mean that a person lives in the western part of Moseley, rather than referring to it as an actual place (e.g. South Woodgate).

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  PrimalIce Posts: 2,897

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  15/10/13 - 01:31 #3

  I lived in Sparkhill 1983-2012 and went to Moseley School. My Uncle lived in Moseley.
  
  Never heard of a "west Moseley".

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  GlenL Posts: 1,042

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  15/10/13 - 01:32 #4

  There's a Moseley (next to Kings Heath in fact) but I've never heard of a West Moseley.

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  JB3 Posts: 9,308

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  15/10/13 - 01:44 #5

  The only West Moseley I know of is in Surrey.

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  pfgpowell Posts: 5,347

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  15/10/13 - 01:45 #6

  GlenL wrote: »

  There's a Moseley (next to Kings Heath in fact) but I've never heard of a West Moseley.

  
  That's what I keep saying. I've never heard of it, yet my colleague swears blind her granny lived there. Very odd.

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  lemoncurd Posts: 57,778

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  15/10/13 - 01:47 #7

  pfgpowell wrote: »

  Is there a 'West Moseley' in Birmingham? I don't think so, and I lived in Kings Heath for six years. But a colleague at work swears blind her grandmother lived there all her life. Am I going mad? Is there a West Moseley?

  
  I'm sure when I lived in Walton-on-Thames there was a West Moseley near there (towards Surbiton).

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  lemoncurd Posts: 57,778

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  15/10/13 - 01:49 #8

  JB3 wrote: »

  The only West Moseley I know of is in Surrey.

  
  That must be the one I'm thinking of.
  
  edit: Just looked it up on Google Maps - that's West Molesey.

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