Wythall

Wythall is a village and civil parish in Worcestershire, England, located south of Birmingham. It lies within the Stratford-on-Avon district. Historically, Wythall was part of the parish of Tardebigge and its development is closely linked to the arrival of the railway and the expansion of nearby Birmingham.

The village has a mix of residential areas, some older cottages, and more modern housing developments. A significant landmark in Wythall is the Wythall Station, which serves the town and is a key stop on the Chiltern Main Line. This has contributed to its growth as a commuter village for those working in Birmingham.

Wythall is home to several amenities including schools, shops, and public houses. It retains a semi-rural feel with surrounding countryside and green spaces, offering recreational opportunities. The local community is active, with various clubs and societies contributing to village life. The parish also encompasses smaller hamlets and outlying areas. Its proximity to major transport routes, including the M42 motorway, enhances its accessibility.