Tuffley, Gloucester — Area Guide & Where to Stay

What are the main landmarks in Tuffley?

St Barnabas Church, Gloucester heads the list of listed structures here, and the Second World War Memorial recorded at the Church Of St Barnabas is entered beside it as a separate monument. St George Church makes the second. 333, Stroud Road carries the only street address on the register, which puts Stroud Road itself among the few named features Tuffley can claim. Sport takes the last entry.

The Wagon Works Ground is the sporting venue recorded for Tuffley, and it completes a short register of a church, a second church, a memorial, a road address and a ground.

What is the history of Tuffley?

Tuffley's written record reaches the visitor mainly through its buildings, since no charter year attaches to the district and its story is read instead from the churches and the ground at Wagon Works. Two churches carry it. St Barnabas Church, Gloucester and St George Church are both entered on the register, and the Second World War Memorial at the Church Of St Barnabas marks the twentieth-century chapter.

Stroud Road holds the rest. 333, Stroud Road survives as a listed address along it, and the Wagon Works Ground records the sporting side of a district inside Gloucester that carries no founding date.

Where is Tuffley?

Tuffley lies within Gloucester, its shape given by Stroud Road, the Wagon Works Ground and the churchyard at St George Church.