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	West Mercia Police Headquarters by Jeff Gogarty
	Police sports ground by Trevor Rickard Next to Hindlip Hall, looking east with New Covert at the back. The red sign warned that police dogs were training on the field, so I hurried past in case I got nabbed by the 'not-quite-there' trainee.
	Entrance to Hindlip Park by Bill Boaden Headquarters of West Mercia Police and in collaboration with Warwickshire Police.
	Cummins Farm, Hindlip by Philip Halling Cummins Farm lies just beyond the northern edge of the city of Worcester and near Hindlip Hall, headquarters of West Mercia Constabulary.
	At the junction by Peter Whatley
	Lower Smite Farm by Jonathan Billinger Lower Smite Farm is owned and run by Worcestershire Wildlife Trust to be both a wildlife reserve and a sustainable model farm. Here some students are conducting soil analysis methods in the old orchards to the east of the farm buildings... (more)
	Cummins Farm by Bob Embleton Viewed from Hindlip Lane
	Hindlip Hall by peter Dodman Hindlip Hall is the HQ for West Mercia Police - hence the large radio mast. This photo was taken from Shap Drive Child Development Centre (SO8756) and show the local playing fields in the foreground.
	Lower Smite Farm by P Gaskell
	Hindlip Hall, Hindlip by Stephen Richards The central pedimented block and outermost wings were built after 1818 for Viscount Southwell, and brewer Henry Allsopp added the rather ungainly linking blocks in 1864. Grade II* listed. The house now forms part of West Mercia... (more)
	Hindlip Park entrance by Chris Allen The builders have been here for quite a while and have revamped the road layout in addition to building this flashy access road. I thought it was probably leading to houses or business units but it is the new entrance for West Mercia... (more)
	Footpath at Hindlip by Philip Halling Footpath beside the new entrance drive to the West Mercia Police headquarters at Hindlip.