Tales from the river bank

Church of SS Peter, Paul and Mary, Westbury-on-Severn, Gloucestershire, GL14 1PD

The threat to the future life of the River Severn and the loss of historic privileges to the whole of the longest river in Britain.

Speakers Mike Powell and Matt Hart will give an illustrated talk featuring the history of fishing of the River Severn on Salmon, Elvers, Eels, and other species, also the effects of the present environmental situation on the water life of the Severn. The cessation of historic fishing methods and the loss of this culture to future generations.

Timings

Wednesday 11 September: 19.00 to 20.30

Location & directions

The Church of Saints Peter, Paul and Mary, The Village, Westbury in Severn, Gloucestershire, GL14 1PA

Directions:: The spire of the Bell Tower is a clear indication from miles around.
Contact on day:: Simon Phelps
Telephone number:: +447985643953

Booking information

Pre-booking requirement:: Pre-booking not required

Accessibility details

Care needs to be taken walking the footpaths to the church entrance.

Additional information

Parking is available in the layby next to the church and the National Trust Dutch Water Gardens adjacent to the A48. Some limited parking in Bell Lane and village centre.

Est. tour duration:: 1 hours 30 minutes