Gloucester

The Category Gloucester is a subset of Gloucestershire.

'Barnwood Arboretum is a Local Nature Reserve accessed via a footbridge in the middle of Barnwood Park ... The Friends of Barnwood Park and Arboretum is a group of local residents who are passionate about the area where we live. We work in partnership with Gloucester City Council on the management and development of Barnwood Park and Arboretum ... To make your visit to Barnwood Park and Arboretum more interesting and to find out some interesting facts about the trees you will see there, access a printable copy of the Tree Trail.'

The Friends of Barnwood Park and Arboretum

Member of the U3A - Gloucestershire Grouping

Member of the Ramblers - Gloucestershire Area Grouping

'Robinswood Hill Country Park is a 100 hectare Local Nature Reserve and country park adjacent to the city of Gloucester. The site is a fantastic resource for people and wildlife with a range of habitats, as well as important historical and geological sites. However despite its close proximity to many communities, knowledge about the Country Park is limited and the site is underused ... '

Gloucester City Council

'This site highlights the main features of Gloucester Docks and the 16 mile ship canal link to Sharpness Docks and the sea. Brief details are given about the history of what can be seen today, with many comparisons of old and recent views. Information is also provided about facilities of interest to visitors, vessels and people associated with the waterway and plans for developments.'

Hugh Conway-Jones

'We aim to present interesting and educational content on Gloucester's heritage and history. Make the most of your visit to Gloucester with a Guided Walk or read an essay or historic leaflet ... .Self Guided Walks are available from St Michael's Tower and Gloucester Tourist Information Centre'

Gloucester Civic Trust

'Gloucester has an unexpected and fascinating Jewish history linked to the military and port history of the city ... '

National Anglo-Jewish Heritage Trail

Details of published Guidebook describing 'long distance footpath between the cities of Gloucester, Hereford, and Worcester, with a theme of poetry and music linking the walk with the Music Festival celebrated at the three cathedrals for over 300 years'.

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