Blackstone Picnic Place, Bewdley

by Paul James | 20th February 2026

Blackstone Picnic Place is a tranquil countryside site managed by Worcestershire County Council, situated between Stourport and Bewdley off the A456 by-pass. As a prime location for exploring the River Severn, the site serves as a versatile base for walkers and...

St George’s Hall

by Paul James | 20th February 2026

St George’s Hall is a vibrant community and arts hub located right in the centre of town on Load Street. Originally built in 1901 by the owner of the neighbouring George Hotel, the building has a rich local history and even served as a drill hall during both...

Bewdley Town Football Club

by Paul James | 20th February 2026

Bewdley Town Football Club, popularly known as “The Riversiders,” is a non-league football club established in 1978 following the merger of Bewdley Old Boys and Woodcolliers. The club is based at Ribbesford Meadows, a picturesque ground located on the...

Wyre Forest

by Paul James | 20th February 2026

Wyre Forest is one of Britain’s largest remaining ancient woodlands and a designated National Nature Reserve, spanning the border between Worcestershire and Shropshire. Managed by Forestry England, the main visitor hub at Callow Hill serves as the primary gateway for...

The Melting Pot

by Paul James | 20th February 2026

The Melting Pot is a dedicated hands-on pottery painting studio located on Load Street in the centre of Bewdley. The studio provides an all-ages creative space where visitors can select from a constantly rotating stock of over 150 “bisque” ceramic shapes,...