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County - Worcestershire | Map
Tel code: 01386 | code search
Postcode: WR10 | code search
Population: 8000
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Folk Customs:
The Church Street Feast

Pershore Events

April
Alpine Garden Society Group

May
Pershore Town Carnival

July
Alpine Society National Show
Fladbury Festival & Walkabout

August
Pershore Jazz Festival
Pershore Plum Festival

November
Christmas Gift and Craft Sale

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In the heart of the Vale of Evesham some 10 miles south east of Worcester and 6 miles west of Evesham lies the small market town of Pershore. Sitting on the banks of the River Avon Pershore is renown for its Georgian architecture so much so the the Council of British Archaeology designated it as a town of architectural importance. But it is the Abbey that commands attention; it was founded in 689 by the King Oswald and in 972 King Edgar granted a charter which granted lands to the Abbey. The majority of the architecture is 13th century but there has seen much rebuilding over the centuries leaving the Abbey smaller than it once was. Pershore Bridge has also had a chequered past, disputes over its upkeep in the 12th and 13th centuries over its upkeep and partial the destruction during the Civil War in 1644 has left the present structure a mix of various dates. Agriculture is the mainstay of the local economy especially in hard stone fruit, and in the spring the area around the town is ablaze with white and pink blossom of plum, damson, apple and pear trees, these can be enjoyed on the well sign-posted "Blossom Trail". In summer, at nearby Wick, fields of Delphiniums dazzle the eye. Pershore is also home to the world famous Agricultural Collage which has built an International reputation for its courses and for the show gardens that it exhibits at RHS shows such as Malvern and Chelsea. August Bank Holiday is Plum Day in Pershore with many well known and not so well known Plums available to taste and buy including the Pershore Yellow Egg, which was found in the nearby Tiddesley Woods in 1827 by local man George Crooke. With boating and fishing on the Avon miles of pathways and walks up Bredon Hill to enjoy Pershore is the beating heart of the Vale of Evesham.

Attraction

Pershore Abbey

Camping

Comberton Golf Club

Classes

Carly Norden Yoga

Council

Wychavon District Council

Dentist

Abbey Dental Practice

Doctor

Abbotswood Medical Centre
Dr C J Perks
Pershore Medical Practice

Estate Agent

Richard Williams
Shipways

Inn

Anchor Inn

Market

Pershore Country Market
Pershore Indoor Market

Pub and Bar

Millers Arms
New Inn
Old Chestnut Tree Inn
Plough
Plough & Harrow
Queen Elizabeth Inn
Talbot Inn

The Bell

Restaurant

Epicurean Brasserie
Jimmy Pickles
New Inn
Old Chestnut Tree Inn
Plough & Harrow
Queen Elizabeth Inn
Sarai Balti
Thai Legends

School

Bowbrook House School

Solicitor

Thomson & Bancks LLP

Taxi

A1 Travel
Avon Taxis & Private Hire
Nicks Taxis
Pershore Private Hire
Silverline Private Hire
TDH Travel
Travel Direct

Theatre

Number 8 Community Arts Centre

Vet

Martin & Carr

Sports Clubs

Pershore CC (Cricket)
Pershore Rugby Football Club (Rugby Union)

Shops

Fladbury Flowers
Boots
Birlingham Nurseries
Beewell
Happy Pets
Peter J Smith
Ye Olde Cobbler
Pershore Gallery
Holland and Barratt
Chapel Farm
Walcot Organic Nursery
Wyedean Wholefoods
Serendipity Flowers

Antiques

S W Antiques
Craycombe Farm Antiques & Interiors

Activities

Aztec Adventure(Adventure)

Places to Stay near Pershore

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The Angel Inn Hotel (0.43 miles)

The Angel Inn Hotel
The Angel Inn Hotel is located in the heart of Pershore, an unspoiled, picturesque Market Town, famed for its elegant Georgian architecture, magnificent Abbey, and the beautiful River Avon where we have our own moorings.

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Oaklands Farmhouse (1.66 miles)

Oaklands Farmhouse
Oaklands Farmhouse is an attractive period farmhouse built some 200 years ago. Although no longer part of a working farm, the house is located in the countryside between the market towns of Pershore and Evesham. ... More | visit website
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Anchor Inn (3.22 miles)

Anchor Inn

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The Anchor Inn, Eckington can be found in the Vale of Evesham between Bredon Hill, the westerley outcrop of the cotswolds and the Malvern Hills to the west. It is ... More

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Wood Norton Hall (4.42 miles)

Wood Norton Hall

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A superb quality hotel for business and pleasure and is within easy reach of Worcester, Cheltenham, and the Cotswolds. This impressive Grade II listed Victorian ... More

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Days Inn Tewkesbury (4.71 miles)

Days Inn Tewkesbury
Days Inn have 14 great locations across the UK, our Tewkesbury hotel is ideally situated to be perfect for business, personal, families or just a quick overnighter if you’re stuck. The Days Inn hotel in ... More | visit website
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Bants Inn (5.04 miles)

Bants Inn

We are a 16th Century English Country Inn on a former medieval anglo saxon site, we are situated in the middle of the Worcesteshire Countryside within easy reach of Stratford, Malverns, Cotswolds
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Flyford Arms (5.67 miles)

Flyford Arms

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The Flyford is an independent family run inn, that is situated midway between Worcester and Stratford Upon Avon on the A422. The Flyford Arms offers a bar and dining areas ... More

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Boot Inn (5.76 miles)

Boot Inn

Welcome to The Boot Inn, awarded AA 4 Gold Stars - only given to 10% of AA recognised establishments and Worcestershire Pub of the year 2009/10. A family run traditional Country Coaching Inn, parts of ... More | visit website

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Premier Inn Evesham (5.79 miles)

Premier Inn Evesham
Situated adjacent to Evesham Country Park, only 1.5 miles from Evesham train station. For shops and local amenities Evesham town centre is only 1 mile away. Our Evesham Premier Inn has everything you'd expect, incredibly comfy ... More | visit website
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Walter de Cantelupe Inn (6.04 miles)

Walter de Cantelupe Inn

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The Walter de Cantelupe Inn is situated in the village of Kempsey, just 4 miles from Worcester City centre on the A38, The Walter de Cantelupe is the perfect place ... More

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