Upton Snodsbury

Upton Snodsbury is a rural ward in Wychavon, centred on the village of the same name. The area is characterised by agricultural land, primarily arable fields and pasture, with scattered farmsteads and smaller hamlets. The landscape is gently rolling, typical of this part of Worcestershire, with hedgerows and small woodlands defining the fields. The ward's population is dispersed, with the village serving as the main focal point for local community life.

The local economy has long been connected to farming, though many residents now commute to larger towns for work. The Church of St Kenelm, with its distinctive spire, is a notable landmark in the village centre. A network of quiet country lanes and public footpaths connects the settlements, passing by traditional orchards and the occasional historic timber-framed building. The area maintains a quiet, settled character, largely removed from major through traffic.