Ceremonial county
Worcestershire
Worcestershire is a ceremonial county made up of 6 local authorities. Its boundary comes from Ordnance Survey's 2015 edition of Boundary-Line, and each local authority counts as a member of the county holding most of its area. It has no official code.
Its local authorities today. Select one to open its page.
Local authorities
Former members
- Bromsgrove to December 2011
- Malvern Hills to December 2011
- Redditch to December 2011
- Worcester to December 2011
- Wychavon to December 2011
- Wyre Forest to December 2011
Wards
112 wards, by local authority.
Bromsgrove 30
- Alvechurch South
- Alvechurch Village
- Aston Fields
- Avoncroft
- Barnt Green & Hopwood
- Belbroughton & Romsley
- Bromsgrove Central
- Catshill North
- Catshill South
- Charford
- Cofton
- Drakes Cross
- Hagley East
- Hagley West
- Hill Top
- Hollywood
- Lickey Hills
- Lowes Hill
- Marlbrook
- Norton
- Perryfields
- Rock Hill
- Rubery North
- Rubery South
- Sanders Park
- Sidemoor
- Slideslow
- Tardebigge
- Wythall East
- Wythall West
Redditch 9
Worcester 16
Wychavon 27
- Badsey & Aldington
- Bengeworth
- Bowbrook
- Bredon
- Bredon Hill
- Bretforton & Offenham
- Broadway, Sedgeberrow & Childswickham
- Dodderhill
- Drakes Broughton, Norton & Whittington
- Droitwich East
- Droitwich South East
- Droitwich South West
- Droitwich West
- Eckington
- Evesham North
- Evesham South
- Fladbury
- Hampton
- Hartlebury
- Harvington & Norton
- Honeybourne, Pebworth & The Littletons
- Inkberrow
- North Claines & Salwarpe
- Ombersley
- Pershore
- Pinvin
- Upton Snodsbury