Bewdley was granted borough status, as well as a weekly market, by King Edward IV in 1472. It retained this status until the local government reorganisation in 1974.

The ancient woodland of the Wyre Forest and National Nature Reserve surrounds Bewdley to the west of the town, providing excellent opportunities to discover a rich diversity of wildlife, forest flora and …

West of Birmingham, close to Bewdley and Kidderminster, you can find us in the heart of Wyre Forest. Our Worcestershire location plays host to two of our high ropes experiences.

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The town is on the edge of the Wyre Forest and is an ideal starting point for many walks. Bewdley is a popular stopping off point for travellers on the Severn Valley Railway station and visitors...

Bewdley’s Town Centre is therefore popular with both visitors and its residents. It boasts sports clubs, a range of community groups, a museum, churches and an array of unique and independent...

Bewdley, a picturesque Georgian town in the heart of Worcestershire, is often referred to as the "Gateway to the Wyre Forest." Nestled on the banks of the River Severn, Bewdley is known for its …