Broadheath

Broadheath ward lies in the northern part of the Malvern Hills district, encompassing a mix of rural and semi-rural settlements. The area includes the village of Broadheath itself, along with smaller communities like Poolbrook and parts of Upper Welland. The landscape is characterised by agricultural land, orchards, and pockets of woodland, with the terrain gently rising towards the Malvern Hills to the west. Residential areas are primarily low-density, with older properties and newer developments scattered throughout.

The ward is defined by its proximity to the Severn Valley, with the River Severn forming a significant part of its eastern boundary. This location places it between the urban centre of Malvern and the larger city of Worcester. A notable local feature is the former railway line, now part of the national cycle network, which runs through the area, providing a direct traffic-free route for recreation and commuting. The overall atmosphere is quiet and residential, with a focus on village life.