Welcome to Offenham Parish Council

WELCOME TO OFFENHAM PARISH COUNCIL
Offenham Village lies approx. 3 miles to the north of Evesham town, in Worcestershire. The village has no through road and nestles in the curve of the river Avon.
Offenham is steeped in history linked with Evesham Abbey and the furthest bank of the river is thought to be the site of Simon de Montfort’s Army’s last stand. A small spit of land here called ‘Dead Man’s Ait’ is the site of many finds of arrow heads and bones.
Dominating the head of Main Street is one of the few remaining, wooden maypoles in the country and along Main Street can be seen the longest thatch in Worcestershire, spanning 7 cottages.
The village is known in the area for its market gardening and following the modern way of growing, much of the land is now under glass.


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