for several centuries of the Lyttelton family, whose head is Viscount Cobham Hagley Park, which immediately surrounds Hagley Hall, consists mainly of of landscaped deer park, although it also has a ruined Grade II* listed folly and a recently restored Palladian bridge on the grounds. Wychbury Hill with its "monument", an obelisk. The body of "Bella" was believed to have been found in a wood near the hill, sparking the murder mystery "Who put Bella in the Wych Elm?", about which a play was written by the local drama society. Notable residents Jon Bentley (born 1953), of Channel Five's Fifth Gear and The Gadget Show, lives in Hagley. Jude Bellingham of Borussia Dortmund and the England football team (born 2003) lived in Hagley during his childhood. John Bonham (1948–1980), drummer for Led Zeppelin, lived in Hagley in 1969–1972. William and Henry Bowles, 17th century poets and churchmen, were both born in Hagley and eventually became rectors in Enville, Staffordshire. Adrian Chiles (born 1967), presenter of Match of the Day 2 and formerly of The One Show Andrew Downes (born 1950), composer Clive Everton (born 1937), snooker professional and commentator Jon Ford (born 1968), professional footballer with Swansea AFC, Bradford City etc. Doug Hele (1919–2001), motorcycle engineer, died in Hagley. Jason Koumas (born 1979), professional footballer, lived in Hagley when playing for West Bromwich Albion. The Lyttelton family, owners of Hagley Hall: Meriel Lyttelton (died 1630), letter writer Emily Pepys (1833–1877), child diarist, became the first wife of the rector, Rev. William Henry Lyttelton. Lucy Cavendish, née Lyttelton (1841–1925), advocate of women's education, was born at Hagley Hall. Dan O'Hagan (born 1978), television football commentator and Alzheimer's disease fundraiser John Richards (MP) (1780–1847), politician, sat in the House of Commons in 1832–1837 and served as High Sheriff of Worcestershire in 1844. Lee Sharpe (born 1971), professional footballer with Manchester United etc., studied at Hagley Catholic High School. See also Hagley Hall Wychbury Hill Hagley railway station Hagley Catholic High School Haybridge High School Stourbridge News – Hagley's local newspaper, covering the Stourbridge area Notes References Pagett, Tom: An Introduction to the History of Hagley, Hagley Historical and Field Society, 1997 External links Hagley Catholic High School Haybridge High School Hagley Hall Photos of Hagley and surrounding area on geograph Villages in Worcestershire