Lindridge

Lindridge ward covers a rural expanse in the northern part of the Malvern Hills district. The area is defined by its agricultural land, scattered farms, and small settlements like Lindridge village itself. The terrain is gently rolling, with the River Teme forming part of its western boundary. This is a quiet, sparsely populated part of Herefordshire, characterised by lanes, hedgerows, and pastoral scenery.

The local community is centred around the primary school and the parish church of St Lawrence in Lindridge. A notable feature is the historic Hopton Court estate, a country house with grounds bordering the river. The economy is largely based on farming, particularly livestock. The ward's landscape includes pockets of woodland and offers walking routes along the Teme Valley, away from the busier tourist areas further south.