We visit the charming South Staffordshire village hidden away amid sprawling hills where no one is ever an outsider and there is always something going on
Nestled away in the Staffordshire countryside is a small village - and it's a 'truly local' community that residents adore.
Hidden away in South Staffordshire, near its border with Shropshire, is the small village of Seisdon, a miniature 'paradise' that residents adore.
The rural village may not play host to much, however, residents who live here make the absolute most of what they have, whether that be their small parks or their beloved shop.
So much is the Seisdon Village Store loved by the residents, that it was called the 'centre of the village' by many who live there.
As well as a lovely village shop, Seisdon and Trysull are also home to the local Women's Institute, which has been a part of the community for generations.
Miss Josephine Bradley-Johns, president of the institute and local parish councillor, said: "I think one of the things that really stands out in this village is the community spirit.
"The Seisdon Village Store is really the hub of the village; everyone comes in here to say hello, and everyone remembers it.
