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Hallow

Located two miles north of Worcester, Hallow, a picturesque village, with an impressive Victorian Gothic Church, built in 1869, featuring a 150-ft. Spire,

The well-kept Churchyard is looked after by a group of enthusiastic villagers, who make up a working party each week. There is also a bell-ringing group.

There are two public houses in Hallow; "The Crown" and "The Royal Oak" both are renown for their hospitality.

In the centre of the Village is "Hallow Green", many events and functions are held here in the summer.

All the usual groups clubs and societies are established in the Village.

The Scout Hut, Village Hall, and the playing field are accessed opposite the Village Green.

The playing field, has a football ground and cricket pitch. Also an occasional car boot sale is held here.

Adjacent to the playing field, is the very popular, "Hallow Lawn Tennis Club", which is also floodlit.

"Hallow Working Men's Club", is situated opposite the "Crown" just off the main road.

"Hallow Primary School", with it's unique copper clad tower, is located on the main road and nearby is the "Ladygo" grocery stores.

There are now only two garages in Hallow, Cleggs and Listers, fuel is not available at either. Oakleigh garage has been demolished and a huge block of flats built in its place. Thank you eagle eyed Paul.

Several small Business parks, supporting many enterprises, are located in and around the village.

There are a number of well-used footpaths that take you to the river, "Bevere Lock" and the "Camp House Inn", at Grimley. A pleasant stroll alongside the Severn leads back to Worcester.

The crown inn at Hallow The Crown Inn at Hallow