Worcestershire is a diverse county, situated in the southwest corner of the Midlands. The county is synonymous with Royal Worcester porcelain, Worcester sauce, Morgan Sports cars, carpet production, Malvern spring water and the dramatic and breathtaking scenery of the Malvern Hills.  The Malvern Hills mark the western boundary of the county and the border with Herefordshire, with the fertile Vale of Evesham lying to the east, an area renowned for it’s fruit growing and vegetable production.

To the north of the county is the vast Wyre Forest one of England's largest broadleaf forests and beyond is the commercial conurbation of the West Midlands. The county was made rich in the Victorian era and the industrial revolution making Birmingham a significant commercial centre. Today Worcestershire is a poplar home for people wanting to enjoy a beautiful landscape but needing to be accessible to Birmingham, the Midlands and a good transport network.

The county’s capital, Worcester, with it superb Cathedral, was created by the Romans who wanted to take advantage of the resources of the river Severn which runs through the city. The river bisects the county which is joined from the North West by the River Teme and from the east by the River Avon and runs through picturesque Worcestershire countryside before reaching Gloucester.

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