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Pubs

A list of Rodborough’s licensed premises in 1908 with rateable values – Stroud Journal 1908

The Woolpack, Rodborough Lane, Butterrow

The Prince Albert & Bowling Green

The Bear and Bear Pools

The Kings Head, Kingscourt

The Princess Royal, Butterrow West

The Golden Cross, Dudbridge, Hill

The Clothiers Arms

Churchyard Remembrance Trail 2021

Our churchyard history trail is in place in St Mary Magdalene Churchyard. Wonderful members of the community have adopted and tidied and decorated 26 graves commemorating soldiers of both wars. Alongside each is the story of the soldier. We hope you will find it moving, informative, and a beautiful tribute to these poor men and their families who gave so much. More names can be found on the war memorials inside the church.

The trail will remain in place for some time over the winter.

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