Hanley Castle & Hanley Swan
Situated in the parish of Hanley Castle, the Hanleys is a community of approximately 1500 people spread across two villages stretching from the River Severn to within 2 miles of the Malvern Hills.
Hanley Castle, named after a 13th century castle long since demolished, is centred around a church of Norman origin and a 17th century pub. Hanley Swan, which developed along the two main routes through the parish and became a separate village about 100 years ago, is centred around a traditional village green with duck pond, pub and village stores.
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