Wick, Elmley Castle & Fladbury

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The Wick, Elmley Castle & Fladbury area in Wychavon is characterised by its rural landscape, with a mix of farmland, orchards, and woodland. The villages are situated along the River Avon, which influences the local ecology and provides a focal point for outdoor activities. Elmley Castle is known for its historic connections, including the remains of a medieval castle, while Fladbury retains traditional charm with its timber-framed buildings and riverside setting.

The area is primarily agricultural, with a focus on arable farming and fruit production, reflecting Wychavon's role as part of the Vale of Evesham. The villages maintain a strong sense of community, with local events often centred around parish churches and village halls. Transport links include minor roads connecting to Pershore and Evesham, while the surrounding countryside offers walking routes along the Avon and through the nearby Bredon Hill.