Really nice to see commemorations of Tewksbury history. Can’t miss them on the side of an island (depending which way you’re travelling) whether you’re just coming to , or leaving the island.

These two large scale wooden sculptures are opposite each other around a roundabout. They are impressive and quirky though unless you are visiting the battlefield they are easily seen from the road.

Two huge statues at the roundabout are an excellent landmark in the dark (and the day!) for finding your way in and out of Tewkesbury. Beautifully carved and actually quite impressive.

I'm a history, art and horse lover so these are perfect and perfect to depict the history of Tewkesbury. Love the lowered flag and head depicting the loosing side. If you love history it's really worth visiting the museum to see the history of the...More

We parked with ease in the flat and spacious carpark. We then walked In good sunshine and even a little warmth, around Tewkesbury battlefield. Although it is not perfectly marked out, it is well enough signposted for you to have a good feel of the...More

Far from hideous, I find these sculptures offer a poignant gateway to our town. Far better than a five-bar gate and a bunch of daffs that you encounter at a lot of places

I find these "sculptures" quite hideous. They are neither figurative nor abstract but a middle of the road compromise. They were obviously produced on a minimal budget and the one good thing about them is that as wooden objects they won't last very long. I...More