Brockworth

Brockworth is a village and civil parish in Gloucestershire, England, located approximately four miles west of the city of Gloucester. Historically, it was a rural agricultural area. Today, it is a suburban village with a growing population.

The village is situated near the Cotswold Edge, offering scenic views and access to walking routes. Brockworth is known for its proximity to the Brockworth bypass, which is part of the A417 road, connecting it to Gloucester and the M5 motorway. This strategic location has contributed to its development as a residential area.

The parish encompasses the main village of Brockworth and the smaller settlement of Hucclecote. Brockworth has several local amenities including shops, schools, and community facilities. The St. George's Church is a notable landmark within the village.

Historically, Brockworth was associated with the textile industry and later with aviation, with the Gloster Aircraft Company having a significant presence in the area. This legacy is remembered through local heritage and the development of new businesses. The area continues to evolve, balancing its historical roots with modern suburban life.