The civic stourport

From Kidderminster/Birmingham

As you leave Kidderminster follow the signs for Stourport and go along the dual carriageway (A451) until its end. You will then join the one way system which will take you into the town. In the first instance follow the brown tourist signs directing you to the “Riverside and Car Parks”.

You should come to a mini-roundabout at the junction of the High Street, Bridge Street and New Street. Opposite you on the left should be Lumsdons Solicitors and further up the road opposite you will be the Hope and Anchor Pub.

Head straight over the mini-roundabout, onto New Street. The Civic Hall is the last building on the left. The road immediately before the building takes you to the public car parks.

From Worcester/Motorway

From The Motorway follow the A449, turning right at the first roundabout following signs for Kidderminster.

Follow this road for approx 6 miles. Please beware as this road is a common place for speed enforcement vehicles to be on. The speed limit for much of this road is 50 mph.

The first sign for Stourport you will see will be on a roundabout sign. You will come to a roundabout with a pub called the Mitre Oak on the left hand side. Take the first left signposted “Stourport” (in white) and “Ombersley Golf Course” (in brown) and follow this road for a further 2.5 miles until you reach another roundabout. Turn left and join the one way system by following the road over the small bridge and turning left in front of Enigma Restaurant.

You will then join the one way system which will take you into the town. In the first instance follow the brown tourist signs directing you to the “Riverside and Car Parks”.

You should come to a mini-roundabout at the Junction of the High Street, Bridge Street and New Street. Opposite you on the left should be Lumsdons Solicitors and further up the road opposite you will be the Hope and Anchor Pub.

Head straight over the mini-roundabout, onto New Street. The Civic Hall is the last building on the left. The road immediately before the building takes you to the public car parks.