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Gloucester is a cathedral city and non-metropolitan district in the South West of England, known for its location on the River Severn and its historical significance as a port town.

Apperley is a small village in Gloucestershire with a population of around 625, located close to the River Severn and a few miles from Tewkesbury.

Ashleworth is a small village in Gloucestershire with a population of 614, located about six miles north of Gloucester. It offers a riverside pub, the Boat Inn, and historic areas such as Ashleworth Quay on the River Severn floodplain.

Chaceley is a small village in Gloucestershire with a population of 125. It lies about 8 miles north of Gloucester and is surrounded by other rural parishes such as Deerhurst, Eldersfield, Forthampton, Tewkesbury and Tirley.

Coombe Hill is a small hamlet in Gloucestershire, situated between Gloucester and Tewkesbury. The area is noted for its rural character, with the Coombe Hill Canal and adjacent wet meadowland managed by the Gloucestershire Wildlife Trust.

Corse is a small locality within the Gloucester postal district, offering a quiet residential setting while remaining close to the city’s historic centre and riverfront.

Corse is a small village in Gloucestershire, situated between the River Severn and the River Leadon. It lies roughly six miles north of Gloucester and seven miles south‑west of Tewkesbury, placing it within the GL19 postcode district.

Deerhurst is a small village in Gloucestershire, situated about 2 miles southwest of Tewkesbury on the east bank of the River Severn. The parish has a modest population of 906, with most residents living in the nearby village of Apperley.

Eldersfield is a small village with a population of 584 as of 2021, offering a quiet, rural setting within Worcestershire.

Forthampton is a small village in Gloucestershire, recognised as a Conservation Area with a range of historic buildings, thatched cottages, and picturesque duck ponds. The setting offers fine views and a quiet rural atmosphere, with the nearby market town of Tewkesbury just three miles away.

Hartpury is home to Hartpury University and Hartpury College, a 360‑hectare educational estate near Gloucester. The area also hosts a women's rugby club affiliated with Gloucester Rugby.

Hasfield is a small civil parish in Gloucestershire, situated about six miles south‑west of Tewkesbury and seven miles north of Gloucester. The area lies on the west bank of the River Severn and is prone to regular flooding as much of its land is below the 50‑foot contour.

Huntley is a village on the A40, about seven miles west of Gloucester, situated in the northern part of the Forest of Dean.