Bradford-on-Avon Tourist Information Centre Reopens in New Location

The town's TIC has relocated to St Margaret's Hall, launching a new 'Hidden Corners' photo trail.

Generic image of a stone building with a side entrance and a bridge nearby.
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Generic image of a stone building with a side entrance and a bridge nearby.

The Bradford-on-Avon Town Council has reopened its Tourist Information Centre (TIC) at St Margaret’s Hall, following a summer relocation and refurbishment.

The TIC, previously located at Westbury Garden, has moved to its new premises in St Margaret’s Hall. The entrance to the centre is situated to the side of the hall, near McKeever Bridge, and is not accessible through the main hall's double doors.
The centre informally reopened on Thursday with a small ceremony. This event served to thank those who assisted with the move and the volunteers who welcome visitors annually. It also marked the launch of the new 'Hidden Corners' photo trail, which will be available from the TIC starting Monday.
The 'Hidden Corners' trail encourages exploration of Bradford on Avon from a new perspective. Developed in collaboration with local photographers and the Preservation Trust, the trail features 16 photographs highlighting the town's hidden heritage. It is free to access and will be available at the TIC, with additional copies to be distributed around town shortly.
The Town Council expressed gratitude to the Preservation Trust and the Photography Group for their contributions to the trail's development. Further details about 'Hidden Corners', including participation information, will be released next week.
Based on information from the official source: Bradford-on-Avon Town Council (16/10/2026)