Martley

Martley ward lies in the northwestern part of the Malvern Hills district, characterised by a landscape of rolling agricultural land and scattered woodland. The area includes the village of Martley itself and several smaller hamlets like Broadwas and Wichenford. The terrain is defined by the River Teme, which forms part of its southern boundary, and the land slopes gently towards this valley.

A notable local landmark is the Martley Telephone Exchange, a distinctive, historically significant concrete building from the 1960s. The area's economy has long been connected to farming and orchards. The rural lanes and public footpaths, including routes near the Teme, provide access to the quiet countryside typical of this part of Worcestershire.