window was cut, leaded and installed by Patrick Costeloe for the artist Tom Denny. Notable people Sir Charles Hastings (1794-1866) founder of the British Medical Association was raised in Martley. Francis Jukes (1745-1812) engraver was born in Martley. Martin Stainforth (1866-1957) equine artist was born in Martley. Amenities Martley has a village shop, the Crown public house, a petrol station/garage . Schools in Martley include a primary school and the Chantry High School which has approximately 700 students and has a special technology status. It serves a large rural catchment area. Its sports hall is shared with the public. There are many walks in the local area such as the Worcestershire Way which passes close by Rodge Hill, and the River Teme is also near the village. The village is home to Martley Cricket Club, running teams in the Worcestershire League Division 3(Sat), Division 8 (Sat) and the Worcester Evening League (Tues) with friendly games on Sunday's throughout the season. In 2000 Australian cricketer Glenn McGrath played a match in Martley. The football club has two Saturday teams and a Sunday team. Martley has its own radio station, Longside Radio, currently broadcasting over the Internet. It has growing support locally and hopes to develop links with Chantry High School and youth club. The station broadcasts a wide variety of music and live shows broadcast every evening. Now broadcasting from the heart of the village in the old weighbridge. Details of how to listen and contact the station are on their website. References External links Village website (collaborative) Chantry High School website Martley Cricket Club Website photos of Martley and surrounding area on geograph Longside Radio - Where Variety Matters Villages in Worcestershire