Yesterday’s visit to Droitwich was a fine example of how a
town should be. There was a ring road with shops in the centre, surrounded by
footpaths and underpasses so that pedestrians could still go about their daily
lives. There’s no end of convenience stores or pubs in the residential areas
for those essential supplies. However, although there were some shops with big
high street brands; it’s not somewhere you’d go for a bit of shopping. As the
town is quite small; there’s only really room for a small stretch of shops. The
fact that there are two large medical buildings is something of an overkill. But
it is a community town that always has something on; whether it’s an empty shop
hosting a book sale or local art gallery; or the fact that you can pop down for
a nice stroll alongside the canal. It is a medieval town that I would very much
like to visit some more to explore its history.
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