Dodford
The Parish of Dodford lies 3 miles west of Bromsgrove and still has many characteristics of the Chartist Village that came into existence in 1849.
Many of the properties in the village were built before 1900 and a number of them are listed buildings within a conservation area.
The Church Holy Trinity and St Mary was built in 1908 in Priory Road and features work embellished by The Bromsgrove Guild.
There is also a First School which opened in 1877 and teaches children from 4 to 9 years of age.
The village only has one pub which serves Real Ale and has a new dining experience "The Black Rock Grill".
Many events are also held here throughout the year including a Beer Festival.
The area also has a local childrens holiday farm which is a Charity offering holidays and short breaks to children who are less fortunate than most.
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Dodford Church 
The Parish Church Of Holy Trinity & St Mary
Priory Road, Dodford, Bromsgrove, Worcestershire, B61 9DF
Tel:- 01527 579619
Dodford Childrens Holiday Farm Not rated yet
Dodford Farm is a Registered Charity in Worcestershire, offering holidays and short breaks for children from deprived areas. Some of the children who stay …
Dodford Village Hall Not rated yet
Fern House, Priory Road, Dodford, Bromsgrove, Worcestershire B61 9DA
Tel:- 01527 833740
Dodford First School Not rated yet
Dodford First School is a small school and teaches a maximum 75 children.
The school is well maintained and has recently had a refurbishment in the …
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