Bromsgrove

Bromsgrove is a town and district located in Worcestershire, England. Historically, it was a center for the woolen trade and later became known for nail-making, engineering, and the automobile industry. In the 21st century, its economy is largely driven by retail, health services, and vehicle repair.

The district is primarily rural, with smaller settlements surrounding the town. Notable tourist attractions include the Avoncroft Museum of Historic Buildings and the nearby Lickey Hills, Clent Hills, and Waseley Hills country parks. Bromsgrove is also home to the Tardebigge Flight, the longest continuous flight of locks in Britain, on the Worcester and Birmingham Canal.1