Upton Bishop is a village with 600 residents in South Herefordshire, just outside Ross on Wye. We are a vibrant village with a very popular pub, The Moody Cow; a large village hall which is used by many different groups for all types of activities, and a beautiful church. We are also home to the renowned Wobage craft centre. This website is owned and maintained by Upton Bishop Parish Council.
Upton Bishop consists of six settlements, Crow Hill, Phocle Green, Tanhouse, Tedgewood, Upton Bishop, and Upton Crews.The village of Upton Bishop is recorded in the Domesday Book within the Bromsash Hundred as Upton Episcopi, owned by the Canons of Hereford i.e. the Bishop’s Upper Town. The record includes seven Hides paying tax; in Lordship two ploughs: eighteen villagers, eleven smallholders, two Boors and a priest. The inclusion of a priest in the record suggests a settled population and the possible existence of a place of worship at that time.
Local Information
You will find lots of detail about the village on the tabs above including village life, services, schools and local businesses.
Getting Here
By Train
The nearest station is at Ledbury. There are also trains to Hereford, Gloucester and Cheltenham. Check times and prices on the National Rail Enquiries website.
By Bus
You can find links to bus timetables on the Traveline West Midlands website
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Diary of events
Harvest Hymns
Parish Communion
Harvest Sunday
Social afternoon
All Age Service
Lego club
Matins
Remembrance Sunday
Parish Communion
Social afternoon
Short Mat Bowls
