South Gloucestershire Pictures


'Worcester Lodge', Badminton Estate

Original colour images by John Wilkes

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Artwork of 'Badminton House'

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'St. John the Baptist's' Church, Chipping Sodbury

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'St. John the Baptist's' Church, Old Sodbury

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Stained glass window in Old Sodbury Church

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'St. Adeline's' Church, Little Sodbury

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William Tyndale stained glass window in Little Sodbury Church

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Detail of forementioned window

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Exterior of 'St. Lawrence's' Church, Didmarton

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Interior of Didmarton Church

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The circular 'Bath Lodge' at 'Dodington Park'

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'St. Mary Magdalene's' Church, Tormarton

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'St. Mary the Virgin's' Church, Marshfield

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'St. John the Evangelist's' Church, Charfield

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Stained glass window in Charfield Church

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'The Holy Trinity' Church, Wickwar

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'St. Andrew's' Church, Cromhall

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'St. Leonard's' Church, Tortworth

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The lofty tower of Tortworth Church

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The Church of 'St. James the Less', Iron Acton

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'St. James' Church, Tytherington

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'St. Arild's' Church, Oldbury-on-the-Hill

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'St. Mary's' Church, Almondsbury

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'St. Arilda's' Church, Oldbury-on-Severn

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Oldbury Power Station by the River Severn

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'St. Helen's' Church, Alveston

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'St. Mary the Virgin's' Church, Hawkesbury

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'The Somerset Monument', Hawkesbury Upton

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'St. James the Elder's' Church, Horton

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The Severn Road Bridge carrying the M48 motorway

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The Second Severn Crossing carrying the M4 motorway

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Castle Street, Thornbury

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'St. Mary the Virgin's' Church, Thornbury

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Stained glass window in Thornbury Church

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The splendid tower of Thornbury Church

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'St. George's' Church, Falfield

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'St. Mary the Virgin's' Church, Olveston

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Stained glass window in Olveston Church

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'St. Peter's' Church, Frampton Cotterell

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'Dyrham Park'

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'St. James' Church, West Littleton

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'The Holy Trinity' Church, Cold Ashton

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'St. Mary's' Church, Bitton

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'St. Michael the Archangel's' Church, Hill

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Interior of Hill Church

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'St. Anne's' Church, Siston

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'St. John the Baptist's' Church, Frenchay

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'St. Peter's' Church, Filton

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'St. Michael's' Church, Winterbourne

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'All Saints' Church, Winterbourne Down

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'St. Michael's' Church, Stoke Gifford

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'All Saints' Church, Compton Greenfield

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The remaining tower of 'St. Thomas' Church, Northwick

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South Gloucestershire churches


South Gloucestershire is in the South West of England, approximately 120 miles West of London and immediately North of Bristol.  The junction of the M4 and M5 motorways is within South Gloucestershire, giving excellent travel links to all parts of the country. South Gloucestershire covers approximately 49,700 hectares. It is an area of diversity and contrast with a variety of communities, attractive landscape combining fine unspoilt towns and villages with major areas of new residential, industrial and commercial development. The area stretches from the River Severn in the west to the Cotswolds in the east. Its southern boundary skirts Bristol, abuts the River Avon and extends almost to Bath, and its northerly boundary lies beyond Falfield on the A38. Around 252,000 people live in South Gloucestershire. In the next few years the population is expected to continue to grow by approximately 2,500 per annum. As the gateway to Wales and the West, both the first and s econd crossings of the River Severn lie within South Gloucestershire. The area is well served by the transport network with the M4/M5 interchange at Almondsbury. The M4 (London to South Wales) runs from east to west, the M5 (Birmingham to Exeter) runs from north to south, and the M32 gives direct access to Bristol. Main line inter city passenger rail services are available from Bristol Parkway Station in Stoke Gifford. The area has well established manufacturing industries (aerospace, engineering, food processing) and newer commercial development, largely located on business parks in the Bradley Stoke and Stoke Gifford areas.  Many high technology companies are now based in South Gloucestershire and the area has also attracted a number of large employers in recent years including the Ministry of Defence Procurement Agency, AXA Sunlife and the RAC regional HQ.

The location of South Gloucestershire in the U.K.


Maps Information Link
Glos West and Glos East


To view aspects of the county of Gloucestershire (as opposed to South Gloucestershire),
refer to Picture Sets 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5 below:

Picture Set 1

Picture Set 2

Picture Set 3

Picture Set 4

Picture Set 5



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