Links to useful local resources

ACCOMODATION

Little Marcle Court
Little Marcle Court was built in 1590, for the Lord Lieutenant of Herefordshire, and extended successively over the next three centuries. It is situated deep in the rolling Herefordshire countryside. Recently restored and offering perfect peace in an informal atmosphere.  view site

The Old Ann Cam School
Luxury Short break holiday accommodation in the beautifully restored Old School house, sleeps 4, contact 01531 890857 or email Holiday@theoldschool.co.uk.  view site

The White House
Friendly Bed and Breakfast accommodation in Dymock village  view site

COUNCIL

Forest of Dean District Council
Web site for Forest of Dean District Council  view site

Gloucestershire County Council
Web site for Gloucestershire County Council  view site

DYMOCK RELATED SITES

Tom Dimock's site
Resident of Fredericton, New Brunswick Canada, Tom has created a site that has several pages dedicated to the village of Dymock  view site

HISTORICAL/LOCAL INTEREST

Gloucestershire Geoconservation Trust
The aim of Gloucestershire Geoconservation Trust is to set up county based RIGS Groups to survey, record and register locally important sites with organisations such as County and District Planning Authorities, Wildlife Trusts, landowners, industry, schools and colleges and anyone with an interest in Earth Science.  view site

Herefordshire & Gloucestershire Canal Trust
Since 1983 the Trust has pursued its aim to fully restore the 34 miles of canal and locks which will once again link Hereford with Ledbury, Dymock, Newent and the rest of the inland waterway system at Gloucester.  view site

Horseshoe Inn Companions
HIC represents those residents of Dymock and its environs who wish to see the Horseshoe Inn, Brooms Green, become a pub again.  view site

St Mary's Church, Dymock
This website contains details of the leadership team, church life today, a history of the church and some famous people from the past.  view site

Walking in Gloucestershire
All the information you need to get walking in the beautiful Gloucestershire countryside. Download free PDF maps of walks in the county.  view site

Westons Cider
Renound makers of cider and perry since 1878 at the Bounds, Much Marcle. An award winning garden, a cider museum, a rare breeds farm and a shop where you can sample and buy their cider and perry.  view site

KIDS

Newbridge Farm Park
Enjoy a day out on the farm where our visitors are encouraged to touch and feed our many farm animals: chicks, ducklings, geese, peafowl, lambs, kids, goats, rabbits, cows, calves and much more.  view site

LOCAL INFORMATION

Forest of Dean Tourism
The 'Queen of Forests', one of England’s few remaining ancient forests covering over 110 square kilometers of woodland.  view site

This is Ledbury
Local news, features and information  view site

PLACES TO EAT

The Scrumpy House
Situated at the Bounds in Much Marcle which has been the home of Westons Cider for over 120 years. The Restaurant is set in a 17th Century Converted hay barn.  view site

PUBS

The Beauchamp Arms, Dymock
The Beauchamp Arms is owned by the community; it was bought by the Parish Council in 1997. The pub is at the focal point of the village being adjacent to the Parish Hall, St Mary's church, and the village green.. The pub is actively supported by the Friends of the Beauchamp Arms.  view site

SAVE MONEY

Boilerjuice.com
An independent on-line service for users of heating oil. BoilerJuice was formed by a family group who use oil for heating and decided to use web technology to bring oil users and suppliers together to get better prices.  view site

Petrolprices.com
Now that the price of petrol and diesel has reached stratospheric levels this site can save you money by searching for the cheapest petrol and diesel in the area.  view site

SPORT

Dymock Golf Club
The Club has shrugged off any and all criticisms levelled towards it since it was established in 1995 because of its municipal status to become one of the most consistently enjoyed courses in the entire region.  view site