45 Fore Street Bere Alston Plymouth
01822 840229
http://www.bereanglicans.org.uk

Holy Trinity Church was built in the mid-1800s, although there was an earlier small Church of England chapel in the village that fell into ruin. Holy Trinity is open everyday during daylight hours (usally 8am - 6pm) for prayer and visitors.

Our Bere Alston congregation would be delighted to welcome you. It is traditional in nature, and has people from a wide range of ages and backgrounds. Music is provided on the organ and Hymns Ancient and Modern is the usual book used. The Service of Holy Communion from the Book of Common Prayer is used once a month. On other Sundays there is a service of Holy Communion. Services are at 9.30am on Sundays.

We have a safeguarding policy, which can be seen on our website here: https://www.bereanglicans.org.uk/who-we-are/safeguarding

Bere Ferrers Plymouth
01822 840229
http://www.bereanglicans.org.uk

This is the parish church and was built in the 13th century. It sits on the banks of the River Tavy. The church is open during the day for prayer and visitors.

Our congregation covers quite a wide range of ages and comes from a wide range of backgrounds - from farming to police, teaching, Navy and architecture. Sunday morning communion services are at 11.00am each Sunday apart from the 3rd in each month. The music for services, which is a combination of traditional and modern, is provided on the organ and on the piano, with a music group leading the Elevenses service (in the Church Hall) on the 3rd Sunday each month. Hymns Ancient and Modern - Refreshing Worship, Songs of Fellowship and Mission Praise books are regularly used. We would love to see you at any of our varied services and you will be assured of a warm welcome.

We have a safeguarding policy, which can be seen on our website here: https://www.bereanglicans.org.uk/who-we-are/safeguarding

Bristol Row, Bere Ferrers, PL20 7JJ
(01822) 840922
thebfsclub.co.uk

The Club is a private members club, however guests and new members are always welcome. The regular ale is St Austell's Tribute on draught and will from time to time have a second guest beer, normally a local brew, either another St Austell...

2 Fore Street, Bere Alston, PL20 7AD
(01822) 840252

Large village pub, with a lounge and public bar, where pool and darts are played. The two regular ales are supplemented by a guest ale, which could come from anywhere, eg Wye Valley on a recent visit. The enclosed garden and covered smoking...

Fore Street, Bere Ferrers, PL20 7JG
(01822) 840358
theoldeploughinn.co.uk

This 16th Century village inn has outstanding views over the River Tavy from the beer garden and is only a 15 minute walk from the station on the picturesque Tamar Valley line. Three guest beers feature both local (Noss Beer Works, Salcombe...

Station Road, Bere Alston, PL20 7EJ
(01822) 840493

Doom Bar is always available at this club, supplemented by an ever-changing guest ale from the South West. Pool, darts and snooker are played. Being a club, non-members must be signed in.