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Characteristic of the rural scene in this ‘hilly end’ of Worcestershire

Clent’s Parish Hall, home for local song and dance, the meetings of societies, and now the home of ‘ Clent Connect ’

The village sign, located in Church Square, showing our rural scene in cut- out metal relief.

Overshadowing Clent village is .. Clent Hill .. with the ‘Four Stones’ folly, giving distant views across Worcestershire and Shropshire towards the Welsh Hills. Clent Hill is almost the last in a chain of hills on the edge of the Midlands Plateau and are part of a pathway south of Birmingham - the North Worcestershire Way (27 miles) - leading westward through the Clent Hills Country Park : _ Lickey Hills, Beacon Hill, Waseley Hill, Romsley Hill, Walton Hill, Clent Hill, Wychbury Hill, then across valley of the the River Stour, and up again to Kinver Edge.