ENTERTAINMENT HERITAGE OPEN DAYS
Hereford Stone, medieval settlement and the long life of St Faith’s Church.
The 2026 open day features family activities, workshops and interactive digital touchscreens, plus a special exhibition of recent village finds from prehistoric times to the Victorian era.
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Pre-booking not required - Max number of people: 150 Contact on day: Dominic Harbour T: 07706 235360 Dorstone Road, Dorstone, Hereford, Herefordshire, HR3 6AW
Coleford - Debbie Jones Photography
excavations and resistivity surveys, along with artefacts found during investigations at the site.
Pre-booking not required - Duration approx. 1 hour 30mins Max number of people: 50
The Main Place, Railway Drive, Coleford, Gloucestershire, GL16 8RH
Make a real connection with what’s around you and rediscover what’s on your doorstep by looking on
www.heritageopendays.org.uk Curated by
www.eatsleepliveherefordshire.co.uk
COLEFORD – TALK ON THE ARCHAEOLOGICAL DIG AT BRECKNESS COURT
14 September 11.00am Members of the Dean Archaeological Society will deliver a 2026 talk at The Main Place on the archaeological dig at Breckness Court.
The original Breckness Court stood in a valley between Coleford and Newland parishes and is understood to have been a moated site with a substantial building and fishponds.
Dean Archaeological Society will share the results of Cider museum
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