Barnettbrook

Settlement in Worcestershire Wyre Forest

England

Barnettbrook

Robin Hood, Drayton, Belbroughton Freehouse -log fires - good range of beers
Robin Hood, Drayton, Belbroughton Credit: al partington

Barnettbrook is a small village located in the county of Worcestershire, England. Situated in the picturesque countryside, it is surrounded by rolling hills and lush green fields, offering residents and visitors a tranquil and idyllic setting.

The village is home to a close-knit community, consisting of around 200 residents. The tight-knit nature of the community is evident through the various community events and gatherings that take place throughout the year, fostering a sense of unity and belonging.

Barnettbrook boasts a rich history, with some buildings dating back several centuries. The architecture of the village reflects its heritage, with charming cottages and traditional houses lining the streets. The local church, St. Mary's, is a notable landmark, known for its beautiful stained glass windows and historic graveyard.

Although small in size, Barnettbrook offers a range of amenities to cater to its residents' needs. These include a village hall, a small convenience store, and a cozy pub, where locals gather to socialize and enjoy a pint.

Nature lovers will find plenty to explore in the surrounding area. The village is located near several walking trails and nature reserves, providing opportunities for leisurely strolls and birdwatching.

Barnettbrook's peaceful and scenic location, combined with its strong sense of community, makes it an attractive place to live for those seeking a slower pace of life and a close connection with nature.

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Robin Hood, Drayton, Belbroughton Freehouse -log fires - good range of beers
Robin Hood, Drayton, Belbroughton
Freehouse -log fires - good range of beers
Entrance to Drayton House
Entrance to Drayton House
Drayton Terrace, Drayton
Drayton Terrace, Drayton
Down the hill to Drayton
Down the hill to Drayton
Entering Drayton from the north
Entering Drayton from the north
The Robin Hood Public House, Drayton, Worcestershire
The Robin Hood Public House, Drayton, Worcestershire
The Robin Hood (1) Drayton Road, Drayton, Worcs Local public house and restaurant in the small hamlet of Drayton. It first opened for business in 1825.

<a href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/7242382">SO9075 : The Robin Hood (2) Drayton Road, Drayton, Worcs</a>.
<a href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/7242391">SO9075 : The Robin Hood (3) - sign, Drayton Road, Drayton, Worcs</a>.
The Robin Hood (1) Drayton Road, Drayton, Worcs
Local public house and restaurant in the small hamlet of Drayton. It first opened for business in 1825. SO9075 : The Robin Hood (2) Drayton Road, Drayton, Worcs. SO9075 : The Robin Hood (3) - sign, Drayton Road, Drayton, Worcs.
The Robin Hood (2) Drayton Road, Drayton, Worcs Local public house and restaurant. See also:- <a href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/7242370">SO9075 : The Robin Hood (1) Drayton Road, Drayton, Worcs</a> and <a href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/7242391">SO9075 : The Robin Hood (3) - sign, Drayton Road, Drayton, Worcs</a>.
The Robin Hood (2) Drayton Road, Drayton, Worcs
The Robin Hood (3) - sign, Drayton Road, Drayton, Worcs Quite why this public house and restaurant has been named after Robin Hood isn't clear. There is still uncertainty about whether Robin Hood actually existed and, if he did, exactly where he operated. So far Worcestershire doesn't seem to be one of those. There is at least one other Robin Hood pub in the north of the county. Unfortunately the sign is rather faded. It is located on a post by the edge of the pavement in Drayton Road, near the vehicular access to The Robin Hood public house and restaurant.

<a href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/7242370">SO9075 : The Robin Hood (1) Drayton Road, Drayton, Worcs</a>.
<a href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/7242382">SO9075 : The Robin Hood (2) Drayton Road, Drayton, Worcs</a>.
The Robin Hood (3) - sign, Drayton Road, Drayton, Worcs
Quite why this public house and restaurant has been named after Robin Hood isn't clear. There is still uncertainty about whether Robin Hood actually existed and, if he did, exactly where he operated. So far Worcestershire doesn't seem to be one of those. There is at least one other Robin Hood pub in the north of the county. Unfortunately the sign is rather faded. It is located on a post by the edge of the pavement in Drayton Road, near the vehicular access to The Robin Hood public house and restaurant. SO9075 : The Robin Hood (1) Drayton Road, Drayton, Worcs. SO9075 : The Robin Hood (2) Drayton Road, Drayton, Worcs.
Drayton Road, Drayton, Worcs Drayton Road is the main road running through the hamlet of Drayton.
Drayton Road, Drayton, Worcs
Drayton Road is the main road running through the hamlet of Drayton.
Drayton Road, Drayton, Worcs Drayton Road is the main road in the hamlet of Drayton. On the immediate right is the vehicular access to The Robin Hood public house and restaurant.
Drayton Road, Drayton, Worcs
Drayton Road is the main road in the hamlet of Drayton. On the immediate right is the vehicular access to The Robin Hood public house and restaurant.
Field of cereal near Bluntington, Worcestershire
Field of cereal near Bluntington, Worcestershire
The Robin Hood, Drayton
The Robin Hood, Drayton
Hackman's Gate Lane, near Belbroughton
Hackman's Gate Lane, near Belbroughton
Hackman's Gate Lane Near Belbroughton
Hackman's Gate Lane Near Belbroughton
Laying water pipes Work is currently taking place laying a water pipeline from Lickhill to Frankley, part of the Birmingham Resilience Project, the pipeline will provide an alternative supply of water for the city of Birmingham to that from Elan Valley.  Here it is viewed from Drayton Lane to the south of Drayton.
Laying water pipes
Work is currently taking place laying a water pipeline from Lickhill to Frankley, part of the Birmingham Resilience Project, the pipeline will provide an alternative supply of water for the city of Birmingham to that from Elan Valley. Here it is viewed from Drayton Lane to the south of Drayton.
Site of Lickhill to Frankley pipeline laying Work is currently taking place laying a water pipeline from Lickhill to Frankley, part of the Birmingham Resilience Project, the pipeline will provide an alternative supply of water for the city of Birmingham to that from Elan Valley.  Here it is viewed from Drayton Lane near Drayton.
Site of Lickhill to Frankley pipeline laying
Work is currently taking place laying a water pipeline from Lickhill to Frankley, part of the Birmingham Resilience Project, the pipeline will provide an alternative supply of water for the city of Birmingham to that from Elan Valley. Here it is viewed from Drayton Lane near Drayton.
House on Egg Lane, Drayton The footpath joins the road next to the house.
House on Egg Lane, Drayton
The footpath joins the road next to the house.
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Barnettbrook is located at Grid Ref: SO8876 (Lat: 52.385573, Lng: -2.165558)

Administrative County: Worcestershire

District: Wyre Forest

Police Authority: West Mercia

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