Pershore
Pershore, a town distinguished by its rich heritage, is prominently recognized for Pershore Abbey and the esteemed Pershore College, presently serving as a campus for Warwickshire College. The region also claims fame for its locally cultivated plums, adding to its distinctive allure. The Great Bridge, a remarkable structure, endures as a five-span bridge with additional flood arches located at the north-eastern and south-western ends. Originally constructed in the 15th century, the bridge underwent remodeling during the 17th and 18th centuries. It is predominantly made of sandstone, complemented by a red brick parapet and some sections adorned with blue brick.
Pershore (Town Mooring)
Pershore Bridge Mooring
Visitor Moorings
Usually marked by blue posts, 48 hours maximum.
At busy times it may be necessary for boats to make the best use of the moorings available. Please treat other river users with courtesy and, where necessary, moor close up to the next boat or even breast up alongside. This is particularly important if rising river levels require boats to stop and moor. Mooring in lock landing stages and in lock approach channels is permitted only when locking and at no other time.
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