Kinver & Enville

Kinver & Enville ward encompasses a largely rural portion of South Staffordshire, characterised by its mix of agricultural land, wooded areas, and sandstone ridges. The settlement of Kinver acts as the main population centre, with Enville being a smaller, more dispersed village. The area is defined by the River Stour and its tributaries, which shape the local landscape and ecology.

A notable local landmark is Kinver Edge, a high sandstone outcrop managed by the National Trust, featuring historic cave dwellings carved directly into the rock. The ward includes parts of the Enville Estate, with its extensive forestry and traditional estate management. This geography supports a network of public footpaths and bridleways connecting the villages to the surrounding countryside.