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Bromsgrove

In Worcestershire, Bromsgrove is south-west of the city centre of Birmingham by about (21 km) 13 miles and north-east of Worcester by (26 km) 16 miles. Along with the north Worcestershire towns, Bromsgrove to defending Worcester was committed and in 1086 to Droitwich to have contributed burgesses is recorded. Supporting small and medium sized manufacturing, Bromsgrove and the area that is outlying along Battlefield Brook and the Spadesbourne had around 14 watermills.

In courtyards off the High Street, and in Sidemoor and Catshill, Nailmakers in Bromsgrove lived in slum conditions in cottages. On Birmingham Road, the Bromsgrove Union Workhouse was opened in 1838 and closed in 1948 and is in use as an office building today. Opened in 1987, at Bromsgrove joining the A38 was the motorway M42. To the south of the town is Bromsgrove railway station.

Chadsgrove School and Specialist Sports College the other Rigby Hall School are special schools in Bromsgrove. Sanders Park is a park that Bromsgrove has. When the Feckenham Forest boundaries were extended by Henry II, Bromsgrove and the surrounding area was put under forest law. When the boundaries were moved back, forest law was removed from the Bromsgrove area in 1301 in the reign of Edward I.

Parliament surveyed the bands that were trained and documented that as war preparations were made, Bromsgrove in 1642 had a munitions store including 10 powder barrels. Despite the nailers of Black Country had not received the offer that is the same, they returned to work when Bromsgrove's nailers were offered the old prices, which caused much resentment. Bromsgrove is home to Avoncroft Museum of Historic Buildings.

A government civil parish is not included in Bromsgrove. With further seats being won by the party in the elections at the expense of 'other' candidates, the District of Bromsgrove is an area that is Conservative-supporting strongly, as a constituency that is rural with affluent areas that are residential. The Triassic Bromsgrove Sandstone is the geology of Bromsgrove.

Formally known as The Dolphin Centre, Bromsgrove Sports and Leisure Centre is a large public leisure centre and sports centre in the town. The High School of North Bromsgrove and, opposite Charford, High School of South Bromsgrove are high schools. One of the oldest rugby union clubs is Bromsgrove Rugby Football Club.