Pinvin is a village in Worcestershire, England. We’re just to the north of the town of Pershore, about 7 miles (11km) south-east of Worcester, and about 7 miles (11km) north-west of Evesham.

The name is derived from “Penda’s Fen”. Penda was the king of Mercia, the Anglo-Saxon kingdom in what is today the English Midlands.

We have a Church (St Nicholas), a Memorial Hall , two Schools ( First & Middle Schools) the Coach & Horses Pub and the recently refurbished “Pinvin Local” Store.

Parts of the church are thought to date back to Anglo-Saxon times with some Norman restoration and additions. A plaque in the church lists the dead of the First World War and the front of the lectern is engraved with the name of those killed in World War II.

The Village Hall was built in 1926. After World War II a War Memorial was put on one of the walls and the hall was re-designated the Memorial Hall

At the heart of the village of Pinvin, the Memorial Hall offers a fully-equipped venue for parties, clubs, community groups and activities. It’s home to our local Preschool and available for one-off or regular hire in evenings and at weekends.
Pinvin Memorial Hall is run by a committee of volunteers from the village. We’re always looking for extra support and practical help, so please drop us a line if you’d like to get involved by emailing 

Village Schools

For information on the schools in the village, click on a logo to open up its website

Pinvin Federation of Schools

Groups & Committees

Playing FieldsClerk Lis Cope
Memorial HallKaren Boyden01386 561807