worcester WR4 Postcodes

Worcester (WR4)

The WR4 postcode area is located in the Worcester postcode town region, within the county of Worcestershire, and contains a total of 808 individual postcodes.

There are 8 electoral wards in the WR4 postcode area, including Broadway, Droitwich, Evesham, Malvern, Pershore, Tenbury Wells, Worcester which come under the local authority of the Wychavon Council.

Combining the whole postcode region, 18% of people in WR4 are classed as having an AB social grade, (i.e. 'white-collar' middle-upper class), compared to 27% across the UK.

This does not mean that the people of WR4 are poorer than other areas, but it may give an indication that there are areas of deprivation.

The WR4 postcode covers the city of Worcester, situated in the northern and eastern areas of the country in the Worcestershire district of England. It is bordered by other postcodes of WR1 (Worcester South and West), WR2 (Upton Warren), WR3 (Broomhall) and WR5 (Lyppard Grange) and is northwest of the cities of Birmingham and Coventry.

The WR4 area is a popular destination for its historical elements such as the City of Worcester Cathedral, its military heritage, and its charming medieval streets that reflect a cultural blend of Tudor, Victorian and Georgian architecture.

The main area covered by the WR4 postcode includes Worcester city centre and the residential suburbs of Warndon, Claines, Tower Hill, St. Johns, Pitchcroft, St Peter's, Rainbow Hill, and Tolladine. Beyond this, the postcode covers some of the areas surrounding the city such as Hindlip, Rushwick, Broomhall, Lower Wick, Clambers Hill, and St Johns.

Other attractions include the many green spaces, open parks, and riverbanks that run alongside the River Severn, including the Severn Valley, one of the most popular outdoor locations in the city. Additionally, the nearby lakes and forestry provide locals and visitors with a peaceful atmosphere and countryside views.

A variety of retail and leisure activities can be found along St Andrew's Street, while Worcester Foregate Street is home to the traditional Norman House and the oldest building still in regular use - the Honourable Clarence Club. Worcester Racecourse is also situated in the WR4 area, with its Victorian Grandstand and often horse racing days and Family Days throughout the year.

The local economy of the WR4 area benefits greatly from the large amount of people visiting the city from around the country due to its summer festivals, its shopping and cultural activities, and its history. There is also public transport within the city, connecting visitors and locals to neighbouring areas.

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