Bury End

Settlement in Worcestershire Wychavon

England

Bury End

Isolated bungalow near Broadway Country Park Photographed from a public foot path. Note the &#039;fox&#039; on top of the chimney. — Isolated bungalow near Broadway Country Park Credit: Chris Allen

Bury End is a small village located in the county of Worcestershire, England. Situated in the heart of the county, Bury End is surrounded by the picturesque countryside that Worcestershire is known for. The village is situated about 4 miles northeast of the town of Kidderminster.

Bury End is a close-knit community with a population of around 200 residents. The village is characterized by its charming cottages and traditional architecture, which adds to its quaint and peaceful atmosphere. The village church, St. Mary's, is a focal point of the community and dates back to the 12th century, displaying beautiful stained glass windows and historic artifacts.

Although small in size, Bury End offers its residents and visitors various amenities and services. The village has a primary school, providing education for local children, and a village hall that serves as a hub for community gatherings and events. There is also a local pub, The Bury Arms, which is a popular spot for locals to socialize and enjoy a drink or meal.

The surrounding area of Bury End offers numerous opportunities for outdoor activities, including walking and cycling through the scenic countryside. The nearby Wyre Forest is a popular destination for nature enthusiasts, offering woodland trails, picnic areas, and wildlife spotting opportunities.

In conclusion, Bury End is a charming and idyllic village in Worcestershire, providing a peaceful and close-knit community for its residents. With its historic church, local amenities, and access to beautiful countryside, Bury End offers a quintessential English village experience.

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Bury End Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 52.03039/-1.861493 or Grid Reference SP0936. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Isolated bungalow near Broadway Country Park

Photographed from a public foot path. Note the 'fox' on top of the chimney.

Chris Allen

Turning area at the eastern end of High Street, Broadway

Broadway's High Street east of Leamington Road is a dead end street for motor vehicles. Several tourist coaches passed me today as I was approaching this turning area. For them, using this area was the easiest way to turn around on High Street.

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No turning area ahead sign east of High Street, Broadway

Viewed from the edge of this Link turning area.

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Locked entrance gate to a Severn Trent Water site, Broadway

Near the turning area Link at the eastern end of High Street. The nameboard on the left shows Severn Trent Water Worcester District Broadway. Maps show that the site contains covered reservoirs.

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Fish Hill underpass, Broadway

A public footpath towards Chipping Campden passes under the A44 Fish Hill.

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Public footpath junction, Broadway

A nearby signpost shows that the path ahead is towards Chipping Campden. The right turn is towards The Fish.

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Kissing gate across a public footpath, Broadway

Between the far side of this A44 underpass Link and a path junction. Link

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Gently sloping ground, Broadway

Ascending from the north side of this Link path junction.

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Covered reservoir in the east of Broadway

Viewed over the perimeter fence of the Severn Trent Water site.

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Public footpath towards an underpass, Broadway

This is the Broadway side of a public footpath towards Chipping Campden. The underpass Link is below the A44 Fish Hill.

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Pillared and domed structure over a bench in a Broadway garden

Giving protection from rain falling vertically, but not from wind-blown rain.

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Double white lines on a dead-end road east of High Street, Broadway

In 2016, this road ends about 300 metres ahead, near the A44 Fish Hill. Old maps show that this used to be a through road, before the construction of the current route of the A44. This road appears to be where a few visitors to Broadway choose to park a car for free, to avoid using the pay and display car parks in the village, though this location is nearly a kilometre from the village centre.

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Thames Water van in Severn Trent Water territory, Broadway

I don't know where the northern edge of the Thames Water area is, but it must be some way south of this point in SE Worcestershire. The Thames Water van is parked near an entrance Link to a Severn Trent Water site.

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Sheep in a Broadway field

Viewed from a field gate on the north side of the turning area Link at the eastern end of High Street.

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Eastern end of High Street, Broadway

High Street Broadway ends at this turning area. On the right, the narrow road beyond the turning area is a dead end.

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White arrow on High Street, Broadway

On the approach to the turning area Link at the eastern end of High Street.

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Flood alleviation work at the eastern end of High Street, Broadway

Viewed on May 1st 2016. A nearby temporary sign shows Flood alleviation work on behalf of Worcestershire Highways.

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L Lynch excavator at the edge of High Street, Broadway

Viewed on May 1st 2016. A nearby temporary sign shows Flood alleviation work on behalf of Worcestershire Highways. L Lynch (Lynch Plant Hire) are specialists who provide self-drive and operated plant hire to a variety of sectors within the construction industry.

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Bury End is located at Grid Ref: SP0936 (Lat: 52.03039, Lng: -1.861493)

Administrative County: Worcestershire

District: Wychavon

Police Authority: West Mercia