group, the Players have performed pantomimes, comedies, farces, thrillers, music hall, serious plays and much more over more than 40 years. Transportation The main road (Springvale Road) is fairly busy, and is served by regular buses going to the centre of Winchester. The main bus route serving the village is known as "The Spring", and is operated by Stagecoach. The parish is crossed by the A33, which merges with the A34 immediately to the south. Kings Worthy formerly had a station on the Didcot, Newbury and Southampton Railway. It was by-passed to the west by the London and South Western Railway (the surviving main line) and to the north by the Alton, Alresford and Winchester Railway, part of which survives to the east as the Watercress Line. Conservation Worthys Conservation Volunteers is the local group of practical conservationists working on the third Sunday of each month to care for the wildlife and natural environment in and around the village and The Worthys. Representation Cllr Jackie Porter, Cllr Malcolm Prince and Cllr Jane Rutter (all Liberal Democrats) represent The Worthys ward on Winchester City Council. Further reading Anon The Kings Worthy Panel (available from the church) Johnston, David Saints and Pilgrims: The Story of St. Mary's Church, Kings Worthy 2009 Johnston, David Every Window Tells a Story (Fuller account of St. Mary's Church stained glass windows) Hawkes, Sonia Chadwick; Grainger, Guy; Biddulph E.; Dodd, Anne The Anglo-Saxon Cemetery at Worthy Park, Kingsworthy, near Winchester, Hampshire 2003 References External links Kings Worthy Parish Council Villages in Hampshire