Bromsgrove Road Cutting, Tenterfields

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Bromsgrove Road Cutting, Tenterfields is one of 22 Sites of Special Scientific Interest in West Midlands. It is the smallest of them. Old Hill Station is about 2.5 km away to the north. Romsley Manor Farm and Doulton's Claypit are among the SSSIs within 4.9 km.

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