Last Alteration: Sunday 07 April 2013
Parish Church
Parish Church
North Woodchester, Gloucestershire
The first mention of a parish priest in Woodchester is in 896, and is the earliest mention of such a role in England. The church was built over the site of a roman villa, and was Norman in design. However, during the late 19th Century it was demolished in favour of a new church, St. Mary's, nearer the centre of the village. The ruins are still on the site.
How to get here:
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Road: M5 - Exit junction 13, and head east on the A419 towards Stroud. When you reach the roundabouts at Cainscross, turn right at the second roundabout onto Dudbridge Road, and then turn right onto the A46 towards Woodchester. When you reach the village, turn right onto Selsey Road, and then right into Church Lane. +
limited roadside by church gate
Access: publicStatus: recognisableRuins
K9 and Company
Filmed: 15 Nov 1981
The Coven convene.
K9 and Company
Filmed: 15 Nov 1981
The Coven prepare to sacrifice Brendan.
K9 and Company
Filmed: 15 Nov 1981
Tracey is concerned about how Brendan had seen them break into Sarah's house.
K9 and Company
Filmed: 15 Nov 1981
Peter watches the Coven.
K9 and Company
Filmed: 15 Nov 1981
The Coven convene.
K9 and Company
Filmed: 15 Nov 1981
Peter is initiated into the Coven.
Additional locations as the crow flies:
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Bear Inn (K9 and Company): 4.34 miles. 
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Cheltenham Road (K9 and Company): 4.41 miles.
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Sheepscombe (K9 and Company): 5.52 miles.
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Daneway (K9 and Company): 6.15 miles.
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Wishanger Lane (K9 and Company): 6.38 miles. 
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Wishanger Farm (K9 and Company): 6.41 miles.
Further links about the location:
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Graham Thomas - The churches of Woodchester
Related Stories
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K9 and Company [15 Nov 1981]: The worshippers of Hecate meet
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