Baddesley and Grendon

Baddesley and Grendon ward covers a largely rural area in the north of the borough, characterised by agricultural land and the settlements of Baddesley Ensor and Grendon. The landscape is defined by the presence of the River Anker, which flows through the parish. The communities here have historical ties to mining, though this industry has long since declined, shaping the area's development.

The ward contains pockets of woodland and several local nature reserves, providing green spaces for residents. Grendon Lakes, a series of former gravel pits now used for leisure, is a notable local feature. The area is primarily residential, with local services centred in the villages, and it is connected to larger towns by rural road networks.