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There is a great selection of places to eat in Tetbury, from bistro cafés to pubs and restaurants. Casa is pipped as Tetbury’s best Italian, serving a wonderful selection of authentic Italian favourites – from pizza and pasta to tiramisu and pannacotta – within its tastefully decorated restaurant. Situated on Long Street, this surprisingly spacious restaurant has a menu to suit all.

Tetbury was one of those stations that were closed in the 1960s. However, instead of tearing down the old station it sat abandoned in the same spot for years. There is always something interesting happening here, so make sure to pop along and see what you can find. Pemulwuy (c.1750–1802), Aboriginal warrior, was born near what was later named Botany Bay, on the northern side of the Georges River, New South Wales. His name (also spelt as Pemulwhy, Pemulwoy or other variations) was derived from the Darug (Dharug) word pemul, meaning earth. Europeans also rendered his name as 'Bimblewove' and 'Bumbleway'. He spoke a dialect of the Darug language and had a blemish in his left eye. According to Colebe, his left foot had been clubbed, suggesting he was a carradhy (clever man). In December 1790 Pemulwuy speared John McIntyre, Governor Phillip's gamekeeper, who later died of the wound. The spear was barbed with small pieces of red stone, confirming that Pemulwuy belonged to one of the 'woods tribes' or Bediagal (Bidjigal) clan. A bungled retaliatory expedition failed to find any Aborigines. Humidity is the amount of water vapor in the air. If there is a lot of water vapour, the humidity will be

Also in the 18th century the Horners started to build and extend Mells Park; the present Reading Room (which had been an inn, The Bull, from at least the 15th century) was turned into a Magistrate’s Court. A Mells man, Joseph Clavey, started a weekly transport service to London, The Flying Wagon; and the Fussells began their path to fortune by building their various iron works in and around Mells (although the edge tool industry was in fact started in Mells by the Hoddinott family in 1690). The Trusttakes its safeguarding responsibilities seriously and is clear that everyone is responsible for keeping all children safe from harm or abuse. The best interests of the child are placed firmly at the centre of all that we do. History". The Parish Church of St Mary The Virgin and St Mary Magdalen, Tetbury. Archived from the original on 15 October 2020 . Retrieved 15 October 2020.

First built by the Feoffees of Tetbury in 1655, this Grade I listed building is still owned by them today! From the east, leave the village of Great Elm on the road to Mells. From the national speed limit sign, you will pass a house on your left and the gates to Wadbury House will be on your left. From the west, leave the village of Mells on the road to Great Elm. You will drive up a hill and the gates to Wadbury House will be on your right. beach will be from these waves. If the arrow points towards land, most of the waves’ power will reach George Percy Jacomb-Hood, Madeleine Shaw-Lefevre, 1890. Oil on canvas, 118 x 89 cm. Gift from the Council and Students, 1890. Somerville College, Oxford. To keep up-to-date with crime in your community, join the Birmingham Crime Watch Facebook group where you will be alerted to any suspicious or criminal behaviour happening in your area.Most of Tetbury falls in the Tetbury parish, although some of the northern parts of the town are officially in Tetbury Upton.

Tetbury is known for its Royal connections, with both Prince Charles and Princess Anne living nearby. Prince Charles moved to Highgrove, two miles south of Tetbury, in the early 1980s and made it his home. The gardens are open to visitors during the year (booking is essential) and consist of a series of interlinked areas, each with its own character and purpose. The Royal Oak Tetbury is a charming free house dating from the 18th century, which has undergone extensive renovation in recent years, turning it into a cosy place to enjoy a pint and delicious meal. Serving breakfast, lunch and dinner, TROT changes its menu to suit the seasons. There are also six tastefully decorated rooms if you’re looking for an overnight stay. Tetbury’s Market House Where to stay in Tetbury

The price does go up during this time but the Autumnal colours are just spectacular. Every tree will have leaves of bright reds, yellows and oranges and it must be incredible to see! The Surveyor’s House* lies in the heart of Tetbury, overlooking the historic Market House. This home-from-home self-catering option sleeps four to six people in the most spectacularly finished style, full of antiques with stories of their own. A historic townhouse, it boasts a woodburner for winter weekends and courtyard garden for alfresco dining. The picturesque Market House in the town centre of Tetbury is an immediate reminder of the history of the town. Built in 1655 and supported on three rows of bulging stone pillars, it was designed for the sale of wool and yarn. These days the small marketplace is still the focal point of Tetbury, hosting farmers markets and other events. A walk down the old Chipping Steps and round into Gumstool Hill will reveal another part of Tetbury's history, with 17th century weaver's cottages.