The listed co-ordinates will take you to the church all you then have to do is find two items set in to the brickwork of the church.
One has the letters AD on it, from this you will get a 4-digit number 'abcd'.
On the other you will find the letters OS BM, from this you will get a 3-digit number 'xyz'
Using these 7-digits you will be able to work out the final co-ordinates:
N52 20.dax, W001 46.cyb
The Church:
The ecclesiastical parish of Nuthurst cum Hockley Heath was formed in 1878 with the addition of the modern village of Hockley Heath from Tanworth. It lies for the most part between two roads from Henley-in-Arden to Birmingham which meet in the extreme north of the civil parish, where the church of St. Thomas, designed by John Cotton, a red-brick structure in the Early English style, was built in 1879 and consecrated on June 30, 1880, having cost £2,500. It was dedicated to St Thomas, as a compliment to Thomas Burman, of Warings Green, who, as the chief subscriber, laid the foundation stone in 1879
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