Ward in Tewkesbury, Gloucestershire, England
| Coordinates: | 52.02, -2.156 |
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| OS grid ref: | SO 89 35 |
Tewkesbury North & Twyning sits on the low-lying floodplain where the River Avon meets the River Severn, encompassing the riverside village of Twyning and the northern suburbs of Tewkesbury on the edge of Gloucestershire. The landscape mixes meadowland, marinas and historic streets with views towards the Cotswolds, and its medieval heritage is evident in nearby landmarks such as Tewkesbury Abbey and the legacy of the 1471 battle that shaped the town.
Economically the area blends agriculture, tourism and commuter living - many residents travel to Gloucester and Cheltenham for work while visitors come for the abbey, boating and annual medieval events, supporting local pubs, B&Bs and small businesses. Flooding is a prominent local issue that informs planning and community action, and despite growth the ward retains a village atmosphere with active parish groups and river‑based leisure at its heart.
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