St. Anne’s Church is a prominent historic landmark situated on Load Street right in the centre of Bewdley. As the town’s central Church of England parish, the current Grade II listed building dates back to the mid eighteenth century, featuring classical architecture and a distinctive tower built in 1695. The church provides a peaceful sanctuary for both local residents and visitors exploring the historic riverside town.
The interior of the church features an open, flexible space following significant restoration work. It is fully accessible and includes modern facilities such as a glass screen narthex, a kitchen, and a wheelchair accessible toilet. This versatile layout allows the building to serve not only as a place of regular worship but also as a vibrant community hub. The space regularly hosts concerts, local choirs, and cultural events such as the Bewdley Festival.
Services take place every Sunday morning, alongside regular weekday morning prayers and Wednesday worship sessions. The church prides itself on offering a warm, inclusive welcome to everyone. Whether you are attending a service, joining a community litter pick, or simply stepping inside for a moment of quiet reflection, St. Anne’s remains a focal point of community life in the Wyre Forest.