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Ross-on-Wye is voted UK’s best loved market town

Ross-on-Wye has been voted the UK’s best-loved market town by a leading coach tour company.

National Express Managing Director Tom Stables said: “With its picturesque location and stunning Market House it’s hardly surprising Ross-on-Wye is regarded as one of the best towns in the UK. It’s tough to think of anything more quintessentially British than a market town and we think that’s worth celebrating”.

Revealed: The UK’s favourite market towns:
1. Ross-on-Wye (Herefordshire)
2. Thirsk (North Yorkshire)
3. Grantham (Lincolnshire)
4. Bedford (Bedfordshire)
5. Shepton Mallet (Somerset)
6. Chippenham (Wiltshire)
7. Ledbury (Herefordshire)
8. Tie: Bridport (Dorset) Devizes (Wiltshire)
9. Wareham (Dorset)
10. Farnham (Surrey)

Rick Stein brings taste of Mexico

Restaurateur and TV personality Rick Stein is the latest celebrity to visit Ross-on-Wye. A guest of enterprising local bookstore Rossiter Books, he signed copies of his latest culinary hardback, ‘Mexico’ for fans who queued along the High Street to meet him.

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‘Gastro Ross-on-Wye’ reputation grows

The flavours of the east meet the taste buds of the west as yet another culinary destination opens its doors in the town.

Ross-on-Wye’s Turkish Meze Bar can be found at 9 High Street (next door to another successful eatery, Avellino – which recently earned rave reviews in a leading restaurant blog).

This reinforces Ross-on-Wye’s growing reputation as a ‘gastro town’.

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Ross-on-Wye Tourism (RTA) members

Not all members appear here but should do in time.

Caroline Utting chairs the RTA and is a town councillor and on the committees of createROSS, Ross Children’s Projects, The Blake Memorial Garden Volunteers and The Hedgehog Festival.

Yolande Watson Treasurer of the RTA and Chair of the Hedgehog Festival. In her spare time, she enjoys living her self sufficient lifestyle.

David Callinan is a former journalist and PR consultant. He is now a full-time novelist and author and acts as PR/press officer for RTA.

Alastair Stevenson has had an extensive career in tourism from Aviemore to Trusthouse Forte and Holiday Inn. He ran his own hotel and tourism consultancy until he retired.

Sue Williams has owned Gallery 54 for 12 years before which taught at various local comprehensive schools for 35 years.

Amanda Price is the tourism officer with the RTA. She owns Mandy Moo’s dog friendly café.

Restaurants, pubs & cafés

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Tudor Ross-on-Wye

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The Top Border

Coach trips welcome – shops, walks, history, restaurants

Visitors have always loved Ross-on-Wye and many thousands flock to the town throughout the year arriving by coach. They come for the shops, the walks, the history trail, the Tudor buildings, the river Wye, he restaurants and bars.

The town welcomes coach operators and provides parking in convenient locations. A map of the town with all car parks listed can be found under the Location tab on the menu bar.

New town guide

ROSS-ON-WYE TOWN GUIDE

Look out for the new guide to Ross-on-Wye and find out where to visit, where to eat and drink and where to have fun. The guide is a available from all Tourist Information Sites and in other locations around the town.

A magnet for anglers

Fishers on the High Street is not just a fully equipped angling shop, but a meeting place and centre for anglers and non-anglers alike. Customers can book tickets, arrange guided trips, and get the latest information and on fishing the Wye and other local rivers and still waters, including the world famous Redmire carp pool. Run by Adam Fisher, director of Angling Dreams, Fishers also supplies the shooting and outdoor fraternity with clothing, gumboots, camping gear and shotgun cartridges.

Phoenix Theatre, Ross-on-Wye

For details of theatre and film performances call 01989 564570

Wye Valley River Festival – biannual event (click image)

BBC’s Countryfile visits Herefordshire (see blog post)

BBC's flagship programme visits the county (see blog post)

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