Weston Dingle

Valley in Worcestershire

England

Weston Dingle

A Prospect of Birmingham The view from Frankley Beeches. Below, the reservoirs where the city's water is kept when it arrives from Wales.
A Prospect of Birmingham Credit: Adrian Bailey

Weston Dingle is a charming village situated in the picturesque county of Worcestershire, England. Nestled within a serene valley, it offers residents and visitors alike a peaceful and idyllic setting. With a population of around 500, the village maintains a close-knit community atmosphere.

The village is known for its stunning natural beauty, surrounded by lush green fields and rolling hills. Weston Dingle is particularly famous for its breathtaking views, making it a popular destination for nature enthusiasts and hikers. The nearby River Dingle flows gently through the village, adding to its tranquil ambiance.

In terms of amenities, Weston Dingle offers a range of facilities to cater to the needs of its residents. The village boasts a cozy pub, The Dingle Arms, which serves delicious meals and offers a welcoming atmosphere. There is also a local convenience store that provides essential groceries and supplies. Additionally, the village is proud to have a primary school, St. Mary's, which ensures that children have access to quality education within the community.

Weston Dingle celebrates its rich history and heritage through various events and activities. The annual Village Fete, held in the summer, brings together locals and visitors for a day of fun-filled entertainment, including traditional games, food stalls, and live music. The village also has a historical church, St. Peter's, which attracts visitors interested in its architectural beauty and cultural significance.

With its tranquil surroundings, close community ties, and natural beauty, Weston Dingle is a hidden gem in Worcestershire, offering a peaceful retreat for those seeking a break from the hustle and bustle of modern life.

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Weston Dingle Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 52.427466/-2.030428 or Grid Reference SO9881. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

A Prospect of Birmingham The view from Frankley Beeches. Below, the reservoirs where the city's water is kept when it arrives from Wales.
A Prospect of Birmingham
The view from Frankley Beeches. Below, the reservoirs where the city's water is kept when it arrives from Wales.
Frankley Hill Lane Frankley Beeches in the background
Frankley Hill Lane
Frankley Beeches in the background
Frankley Beeches
Frankley Beeches
Dismantled Railway Bridge Junction of Newtown Lane, Oxwood Lane and Yew Tree Lane
Dismantled Railway Bridge
Junction of Newtown Lane, Oxwood Lane and Yew Tree Lane
Pound Lane, Frankley Hill
Pound Lane, Frankley Hill
Frankley Beeches The cluster of beeches is a legacy of the Cadbury family and is now cared for by the National Trust. The landmark is sufficiently prominent to be seen by traffic heading north along the M5 - if you dare - about 2kms before Frankley Services.
Frankley Beeches
The cluster of beeches is a legacy of the Cadbury family and is now cared for by the National Trust. The landmark is sufficiently prominent to be seen by traffic heading north along the M5 - if you dare - about 2kms before Frankley Services.
Frankley Beeches, a local landmark
Frankley Beeches, a local landmark
Farm track near Frankley Beeches
Farm track near Frankley Beeches
Near to Lower Hill Farm Unknown remains of a building next to the road - could perhaps be a pound.
Near to Lower Hill Farm
Unknown remains of a building next to the road - could perhaps be a pound.
Elan pipeline syphon access Adjacent to the dismantled Halesowen Railway and the Illey Way, this is the top of the Frankley side of the valley between Frankley and Romsley hills.
Elan pipeline syphon access
Adjacent to the dismantled Halesowen Railway and the Illey Way, this is the top of the Frankley side of the valley between Frankley and Romsley hills.
Route of Elan pipeline A long mound concealing the Elan pipeline, looking towards Frankley.
Route of Elan pipeline
A long mound concealing the Elan pipeline, looking towards Frankley.
Elan pipeline syphon access In the foreground, the Elan pipeline access point on the east side of the valley between Frankley and Romsley hills.  Looking towards Horsepool Farm in <a href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/gridref/SO9680">SO9680</a>; a further syphon access point is visible next to the white box on the hillside opposite.
Elan pipeline syphon access
In the foreground, the Elan pipeline access point on the east side of the valley between Frankley and Romsley hills. Looking towards Horsepool Farm in SO9680; a further syphon access point is visible next to the white box on the hillside opposite.
Frankley Hill Lane, Egghill Lane Junction View taken on the road junction just a short distance from Frankley Beeches Wood a local National Trust landmark which can be seen from the other side of the City of Birmingham.
Frankley Hill Lane, Egghill Lane Junction
View taken on the road junction just a short distance from Frankley Beeches Wood a local National Trust landmark which can be seen from the other side of the City of Birmingham.
M5 Motorway Crossing The Border into Worcestershire Just South of Frankley Services between Junctions 3 and 4.
M5 Motorway Crossing The Border into Worcestershire
Just South of Frankley Services between Junctions 3 and 4.
Dismantled Railway Bridge, Rubery to Halesowen Railway
Dismantled Railway Bridge, Rubery to Halesowen Railway
Oxwood Lane, Frankley.
Oxwood Lane, Frankley.
M5 Motorway Looking North Towards Frankley Services & Junction 3
M5 Motorway Looking North Towards Frankley Services & Junction 3
Remains of railway bridge, near Elan Aqueduct Viewed from site of Halesowen Railway bridge, close to route of Elan Aqueduct.  Under former bridge, off to right is cul-de-sac on Oxwood Lane.  Half a mile north of here is the site of Dowery Dell viaduct.

More recent photo <a href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/1213252">SO9779 : Dismantled Railway Bridge, Rubery to Halesowen Railway</a>
Remains of railway bridge, near Elan Aqueduct
Viewed from site of Halesowen Railway bridge, close to route of Elan Aqueduct. Under former bridge, off to right is cul-de-sac on Oxwood Lane. Half a mile north of here is the site of Dowery Dell viaduct. More recent photo SO9779 : Dismantled Railway Bridge, Rubery to Halesowen Railway
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Weston Dingle is located at Grid Ref: SO9881 (Lat: 52.427466, Lng: -2.030428)

Unitary Authority: Dudley

Police Authority: West Midlands

What 3 Words

///trout.loving.chip. Near Romsley, Worcestershire

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