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Berkeley Court, The Foregate, Worcester, Worcestershire, WR1 1EQ

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Berkeley Court consists of seven studio and one-bedroom flats with a 60+ age covenant for people who have lived in Worcester for 12 months and entitled to housing benefit.

Facilities include resident manager and emergency alarm service.

Worcester was known as Wirecestre in Domesday and is an ancient settlement on the banks of the River Severn. Its name derives from 'Roman town of the Weogora tribe'. The original cathedral was built in the 7th century and then rebuilt first by Bishop Wulfstan in the 11th century and then again in the 13th century following the burial of King John there in 1216. The cathedral has long physically dominated the city and until the Reformation was a centre of pilgrimage with its shrine to St Wulfstan. The city saw the final battle of the English Civil Wars in 1651 with Charles II hiding in an Oak Tree on his way to France.

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