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Many thanks to the folks at  The Talbot at Knightwick for facilitating this camera's location and to Worcestershire County Council  for capitally funding its installation. The road junction located outside The Talbot experiences frequent flooding during periods of high water levels in the River Teme. To address this concern, a strategically positioned Farson streaming webcam is utilized to provide real-time monitoring of water levels and road conditions in the area. Knightwick, a parish situated on the Herefordshire border, encompasses an area of 857 acres, with 8 acres covered by water. It is positioned on the right bank of the River Teme, while Sapey Brook forms part of its western boundary. The Worcester and Bromyard branch of the Great Western railway traverses the parish, with Knightwick station located just outside the parish boundary to the east. Furthermore, Suckley station, situated on the southern boundary, falls within Knightwick parish at Knightwick Row.Two roads diverge from the Bromyard road near Woodford House in the northern part of the parish. One road crosses the Teme at Knightsford Bridge and proceeds northward towards Martley, while the other road leads southwards, passing Knightwick station and heading towards Malvern. From the latter road, a branch extends southwest toward Knightwick Row, connecting with the village of Knightwick via a cross road. In the southeastern part of the parish, near Suckley station, stands an early 17th-century half-timbered cottage of one story with an attic, locally known as 'the old house.' Adjacent to it, on the western side, is a half-timbered cart-shed.Established in 1998, our local community market takes place by the scenic riverbank that runs alongside The Talbot at Knightwick, a pub and hotel. The market serves as a platform for local producers, bringing together an array of food, drink, arts, and crafts directly from the growers, bakers, brewers, and designers within the region. Our suppliers are dedicated to providing the most delectable, high-quality ingredients and finely crafted premium products. The picturesque setting of The Talbot offers a stunning historical backdrop and an idyllic location for enjoying a post-market Sunday lunch or a refreshing drink in the riverside gardens.