Welcome to
Bretforton


Nestled in the Vale of Evesham and on the threshold of the scenic Cotswolds sits the picturesque village of Bretforton. Once part of the farmland of Evesham Abbey, Bretforton has a history of market gardening and is still today the largest farming village around Evesham.

​The village prides itself on being home to the Bretforton Silver Band, the only village band left in Worcestershire, tracing its roots back to 1895;  and to the award-winning Fleece Inn, owned by the National Trust, and host to the renowned annual asparagus auctions.
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​Bretforton is sprinkled with a range of pretty, historical buildings including a Jacobean Manor House, a Gothic Hall, a grange, timbered pubs (only one now still in use), a church dating from the 13th century, and a number of dovecotes.

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£2,500 raised by the Garden Club for local charities!
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​Bretforton Garden Club's Open Garden event at the beginning of June raised an amazing £2,500 to split between two local charities: The Shakespeare Hospice and the Depaul NightStop Charity.
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As representatives from the charities received their cheques from the Garden Club Chairman, Mike Cook, thanks was given to the wonderful villagers who opened their gardens and made it all possible.
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