Snodsbury

Snodsbury is a village and civil parish in the Wychavon district of Worcestershire, England. It is a small rural community located southeast of Worcester, set amid farmland and green countryside. The parish covers the village and surrounding countryside and is connected by local roads to the nearby towns and services.

The parish has medieval origins, and the parish church dating from the medieval period is a central landmark in the village and reflects its long-standing agricultural heritage.

Snodsbury is governed by a parish council. It lies within the Worcestershire County Council area and the Wychavon District Council. The parish has limited amenities; residents rely on nearby towns for most services. A village hall and the church host local gatherings and events that help sustain community life.

Historically based on agriculture, the local economy today is dominated by resident commuting to Worcester and surrounding towns for work. Public transport is limited, with infrequent bus connections to Worcester.

There are no schools within the parish. Children typically attend schools in neighboring communities, and the population is small, comprising families and retirees.