Churchill

Settlement in Worcestershire Wyre Forest

England

Churchill

Sugarloaf Lane This is the t-junction where Sugarloaf Lane meets Beech Tree Lane.
Sugarloaf Lane Credit: Richard Rogerson

Churchill is a village located in the Worcestershire county of England, situated approximately 15 miles southwest of the city of Worcester. With a population of around 1,000 residents, it is a small and picturesque village that offers a peaceful and rural setting to its inhabitants.

The village is surrounded by beautiful countryside, boasting rolling hills and scenic views, making it a popular destination for nature lovers and hikers. Churchill is also known for its charming and well-preserved historic buildings, such as the St. James Church, which dates back to the 12th century and is a prominent landmark in the area.

While primarily a residential village, Churchill offers some local amenities to its residents, including a village hall, a primary school, and a pub. The pub, named "The Churchill Arms," is a popular meeting place for locals and visitors alike, serving traditional British cuisine and providing a warm and friendly atmosphere.

In terms of transportation, Churchill is well-connected to the surrounding areas by road, with the A448 passing through the village, providing easy access to nearby towns and cities. The closest railway station is located in Kidderminster, approximately 8 miles away, offering connections to larger cities such as Birmingham and Worcester.

Overall, Churchill, Worcestershire offers a tranquil and idyllic setting for those seeking a peaceful village lifestyle, surrounded by natural beauty and a strong sense of community.

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Churchill Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 52.411491/-2.1806934 or Grid Reference SO8779. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Sugarloaf Lane This is the t-junction where Sugarloaf Lane meets Beech Tree Lane.
Sugarloaf Lane
This is the t-junction where Sugarloaf Lane meets Beech Tree Lane.
North Worcestershire Path running along Sugar Loaf Lane, Iverley, Staffs Here the long distance footpath runs along Sugar Loaf Lane, a public road. Iverley is a small hamlet in Staffordshire. The path shortly turns left off the road.
North Worcestershire Path running along Sugar Loaf Lane, Iverley, Staffs
Here the long distance footpath runs along Sugar Loaf Lane, a public road. Iverley is a small hamlet in Staffordshire. The path shortly turns left off the road.
Junction of North Worcestershire Path & Sugar Loaf Lane, near Iverley The track on the left carries the North Worcestershire Path. This section is also a public bridleway. On the right is Sugar Loaf Lane.
Junction of North Worcestershire Path & Sugar Loaf Lane, near Iverley
The track on the left carries the North Worcestershire Path. This section is also a public bridleway. On the right is Sugar Loaf Lane.
North Worcestershire Path, near Iverley The path runs along a farm track which connects Sugar Loaf Lane with Stourbridge Road (the A451). This track is also a public bridleway.
North Worcestershire Path, near Iverley
The path runs along a farm track which connects Sugar Loaf Lane with Stourbridge Road (the A451). This track is also a public bridleway.
North Worcestershire Path approaching Stourbridge Road, near Iverley In the far distance the path meets Stourbridge Road (the A451). This section of the path is also a public bridleway.
North Worcestershire Path approaching Stourbridge Road, near Iverley
In the far distance the path meets Stourbridge Road (the A451). This section of the path is also a public bridleway.
A field adjacent to the North Worcestershire Path, near Iverley Viewed from the North Worcestershire Path, near Stourbridge Road (part of the A451).
A field adjacent to the North Worcestershire Path, near Iverley
Viewed from the North Worcestershire Path, near Stourbridge Road (part of the A451).
North Worcestershire Path running between two fields, near Iverley The path runs here along a farm track between two fields. This section is also a public bridleway.
North Worcestershire Path running between two fields, near Iverley
The path runs here along a farm track between two fields. This section is also a public bridleway.
North Worcestershire Path crossing the A451 road, near Iverley The path runs for a short distance along the side of the busy A451 until it reaches the Staffordshire/Worcestershire boundary. Here it crosses the road and enters one of the fields to the right of the road.
North Worcestershire Path crossing the A451 road, near Iverley
The path runs for a short distance along the side of the busy A451 until it reaches the Staffordshire/Worcestershire boundary. Here it crosses the road and enters one of the fields to the right of the road.
The A451 road near Iverley heading for Kidderminster Coming in on the right is a farm track over which the North Worcestershire Path runs. The path immediately turns left and goes a short distance alongside the A451, behind the camera position. At the county boundary it crosses the road and enters a field. See <a href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/4341970">SO8780 : North Worcestershire Path crossing the A451 road, near Iverley</a>. Unfortunately it was a typically dull February morning.
The A451 road near Iverley heading for Kidderminster
Coming in on the right is a farm track over which the North Worcestershire Path runs. The path immediately turns left and goes a short distance alongside the A451, behind the camera position. At the county boundary it crosses the road and enters a field. See SO8780 : North Worcestershire Path crossing the A451 road, near Iverley. Unfortunately it was a typically dull February morning.
The A451 road near Iverley heading for Stourbridge Just behind the camera position is the county boundary between Staffordshire and Worcestershire, where the North Worcestershire Path crosses this busy road.
The A451 road near Iverley heading for Stourbridge
Just behind the camera position is the county boundary between Staffordshire and Worcestershire, where the North Worcestershire Path crosses this busy road.
North Worcestershire Path crossing the A451 road, near Iverley The path crosses the A451 road at the boundary between Staffordshire & Worcestershire. It is also the boundary of the Wyre Forest District Council.
North Worcestershire Path crossing the A451 road, near Iverley
The path crosses the A451 road at the boundary between Staffordshire & Worcestershire. It is also the boundary of the Wyre Forest District Council.
North Worcestershire Path running between two fields, near Iverley The path has just crossed the A451 road and is now running between two fields. There is fencing on both sides of the path which has begun to climb. This section is also a public bridleway.
North Worcestershire Path running between two fields, near Iverley
The path has just crossed the A451 road and is now running between two fields. There is fencing on both sides of the path which has begun to climb. This section is also a public bridleway.
Crown Lane, near Iverley
Crown Lane, near Iverley
Approaching A451 Five Ways Near Churchill
Approaching A451 Five Ways Near Churchill
Five Ways near Iverley The Five Ways junction is on the Stourbridge Road.
Five Ways near Iverley
The Five Ways junction is on the Stourbridge Road.
Horses in a field beside Iverley Lane Brakemill Plantation can be seen in the background.
Horses in a field beside Iverley Lane
Brakemill Plantation can be seen in the background.
Iverley Lane Lane from Churchill to Iverley
Iverley Lane
Lane from Churchill to Iverley
Bridleway and Fields, Palmer's Hill, Worcestershire The farmland locally is shared between grazing (mainly horses and sheep) and crops (cereals, rape and potatoes). On this Saturday the bridleways were being well used by horse riders.
Bridleway and Fields, Palmer's Hill, Worcestershire
The farmland locally is shared between grazing (mainly horses and sheep) and crops (cereals, rape and potatoes). On this Saturday the bridleways were being well used by horse riders.
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Churchill is located at Grid Ref: SO8779 (Lat: 52.411491, Lng: -2.1806934)

Administrative County: Worcestershire

District: Wyre Forest

Police Authority: West Mercia

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Located within 500m of 52.411491,-2.1806934
Churchill
Place: village
Source: NPE
Wikidata: Q2217594
Lat/Long: 52.4126915/-2.1787828
Sculthorpe Road
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Naptan PlusbusZoneRef: KDRMNST
Naptan Street: Sculthorpe Road
Naptan Verified: no
Source: naptan_import
Lat/Long: 52.4079966/-2.1787291
Bus: yes
Public Transport: stop_position
Lat/Long: 52.4079743/-2.1787289
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