Welcome to Willersey, a village in Gloucestershire, England, at the Northern edge of the Cotswold Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB), situated close to the boundary with Worcestershire and southwest of Evesham.



We are an historical village with much character which is blessed with two pubs - The New Inn and The Bell Inn,    listed Grade 1 Parish Church and a Methodist Church,    Primary School,    Petrol station,    Duck Pond,    Village Hall and Community Garden,    sports ground and children's play area.

Here is a definitely very positive, appreciation of Willersey:-
“The living, architectural museum that is the village of Willersey works its magic on the viewer with a visual overload of glowing limestone and it is proof of the pre-eminence of the unspoilt, period street scene. Every house and cottage demands attention as the neighbouring delights of the wooded escarpment fade. The duck pond is also a feature much admired by visitors.”

The houses in Main Street are beautifully set back behind a series of grassy greens.
We have no yellow line parking restrictions, power cables or street lights to clutter the street scene.
“We shape our buildings; thereafter they shape us.” Winston Churchill 1943.

Our village hall is busy and very well used.

The four village defibrillators are in cabinets outside a corner of the Village Hall, on the wall of Simon Hall on the Industrial Estate, on the wall of Mendelssohn Cottage to the left of the Methodist Church and on the gated entrance to Cotswold Gardens. (This last two have black cases.)
Do read these instructions before you need them should a crisis occur.