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1 heart of warminster 2017 H I S T O R I C WARMINSTER A Brief Guide To Historic Saxon Market Town & Surrounding Villages Shops & Services Visitor Attractions Accommodation Town Map History Eating Out Events

2 THE DOVE INN C O R T O N Welcome to The Dove Inn - a delightful country pub in the heart of the unspoilt Wiltshire countryside, tucked away in the beautiful village of Corton - a few miles from Warminster and within easy reach of Longleat and Stonehenge as well as the cities of Salisbury and Bath. Visitors can unwind in the flagstoned bar next to our roaring log fire or in the garden during the summer months, which are also perfect for a light snack or a tipple from our varied drinks selection. The restaurant allows guests to enjoy our award-winning menu, carefully prepared by our team of chefs, which is full of locally sourced produce and includes an extensive fresh fish menu. The Dove boasts fourteen luxuriously appointed en-suite guest rooms which are perfect for those visiting the area for a night or as a base for longer visits to explore the surrounding Wiltshire countryside. We look forward to welcoming you to The Dove Inn info@thedove.co.uk The Dove Inn, Corton, Nr. Warminster, Wiltshire BA12

3 3 heart of warminster Contents Town & Area Map 4-5 Warminster town 7 Shopping & Eating 9 Surrounding Area 11 History 13 Warminster Hills 15 Local Events, Clubs & Radio Warminster Festival 17 Accommodation 26 Places to eat 37 This guide contains contains some basic information about the town, the facilities available and also a little about the surrounding area. We do hope you enjoy your visit to Warminster and its beautiful countryside. If you need any assistance in making the most of your visit, please contact us. Find us on Facebook Front cover artwork is reproduced with kind permission from Pily Batt - a local artist. More of Pliy s work can be seen at her studio, The Ginger Piggery, Boyton or at: No responsibility can be accepted for errors, omissions or inaccuracies, nor for any consequences arising from the use of information in this guide. The listing of establishments in the guide does not imply any recommendation by us. No part of this guide may be reproduced without permission. To advertise in the guide or to have your business listed, please get in touch. Photo credits: Cerys & Lesley Blain, Alan Biggs. Designed & printed by Warminster Print & Design T: M:

4 4 Town & Area Maps M A38 WELLS 13 M4 Glastonbury M32 6 Shepton Mallet A37 YEOVIL A37 A4 A37 A361 Somerton A Sherborne 16 A46 3 FROME A433 BRISTOL BATH Radstock M4 Mere Gillingham BLANDFORD A350 A429 Melksham Bradford-on-Avon 2 9 A350 CHIPPENHAM Calne TROWBRIDGE 10 Westbury DEVIZES Warminster A36 SHAFTESBURY A354 A4 A303 SWINDON M4 Marlborough Pewsey A338 ANDOVER 15 1 A303 Amesbury 4 SALISBURY A36 A338 M27 Area Points of Interest: 1 Stonehenge 2 Longleat Safari Park 3 Roman Baths 4 Salisbury Cathedral 5 Wells Cathedral 6 SS Great Britain 7 Wookey Hole 8 Cheddar Gorge & Caves 9 Gold Hill 10 Westbury White Horse 11 Stourhead House & Gardens 12 American Museum 13 Glastonbury Tor 14 Yeovil Fleet Air Arm Museum 15 Woodhenge 16 Sherborne Castle 17 Haynes Motor Museum Getting here: By car - Warminster is on the A36 Salisbury to Bath road and the A350 Shaftesbury to Trowbridge road. It is approximately 10 miles from the A303 and 30 miles from the M3 motorway. By train - Warminster is on the Cardiff to Portsmouth line with easy access to Salisbury. There is also a regular service from Bristol to Waterloo, London, which stops at Warminster each day. By air - Bristol International Airport is approximately 38 miles, London Heathrow is 85 miles and London Gatwick is 112 miles.

5 Westbury Westbury Road Warminster Golf Club 5 Bath Bath Road Crusader Park Ind. Est. Copheap Road COPHEAP Warminster Rugby Club Frome Vicarage St. Church St. P Silver St. Warminster Cricket Club Shaftesbury Sambourne Road George St. 10 P Weymouth St. Portway 9 High St. Warminster Football Club P 2 8 P 4 5 Market Pl 6 P WC Station Rd. East Street LAKE PLEASURE GROUNDS WC 3 P 1 P P P Boreham Road 7 Imber Road Woodcock Road Kingdown Sports Centre Salisbury Town Map Key: Railway Station Central car park area Lake Pleasure Grounds 3 Horseshoes Walk shopping mall The Cornmarket shopping mall Chinns Court mall Nature Reserve Library & museum Athenaeum Theatre Civic Centre WC P Main shopping areas Car park areas Shopping malls Public & disabled toilets Taxi rank Parking Main bus stops Fire station Police station Path Lake Pleasure Grounds: j Children s Playground k Putting green Skateboard park m Boating Lake Tennis & Basketball courts o Nature reserve walk Please note maps are not to scale and are intended only as a guides Transport & Parking The town has excellent road, rail and bus links for exploring many of South West s tourist attractions. If visiting by car, Warminster has numerous pay & display car parks, free 3 hour parking and some time limited free on-street parking. Several shops belong to a Parking Partnership which refunds the cost of parking for the first two hours if a purchase is made.

6 WARMINSTER 4 & 6 SEATER TAXIS AVAILABLE CLEAN COMFORTABLE CARS TAXI & COURIER AIRPORT & SEAPORT TRANSFERS O.A.P DISCOUNT R.U.H & SALISBURY HOSPITAL SPECIAL RETURN RATES WHEELCHAIR TAXI AVAILABLE FEMALE DRIVER AVAILABLE ACCOUNTS WELCOME Healthy Feet Diane Askew M.C.F.H.P M.A.F.H.P 11 George Street Warminster BA12 8QA T: E: healthyfeet@blueyonder.co.uk Fire Link Ltd provides fire extinguishers and fire equipment to businesses and homes nationwide. A friendly and professional team of qualified consultants with 20 years of experience in Health and Safety, Fire Risk Assessment and the maintenance of fire alarms and emergency lighting systems at very competitive prices. Don t take our word for it though, read what our current clients have to say! I have always been impressed with the standard of Customer Care from Fire Link Ltd who provide our fire prevention equipment and servicing requirements Springboard Urban Fire Link Ltd provides our staff training. Sessions are interactive, informative and include course booklets and a certificate of attendance Lyons Seafoods For friendly and professional advice please contact us at 29, Daniell Crest, Warminster, Wiltshire. BA12 8NZ Tel: (01985) or info@firelinkltd.co.uk

7 Warminster Town Warminster(or Wereminster ) is situated near the Somerset border approximately 18 miles from the Roman spa town of Bath, 21 miles from the Cathedral City of Salisbury (home to a copy of the Magna Carta) and also Wilton - the ancient Anglo-Saxon capital of Wessex. Warminster lies at the edge of the vast Salisbury Plain. The town derived its name from the Minster church which was built in Saxon times within a loop of the river Were which can still be seen running through the town. Evidence of earlier settlements can be found nearby, in the form of seven hills: Cley,Arn,Cradle, Copheap, Battlesbury,Middle and Scratchbury, three of which are Iron Age hill forts. There are many fine Georgian buildings throughout the town and adjoining roads most of which were built from the towns wealth as a major wool and cornmarket. Wool produced on the Salisbury Plain would be graded and 7 sorted at neighbouring villages and then brought to market in Warminster.(The Woolstore Theatre in Codford is situated on the site of a woolstore). Warminster has five main suburban areas: Sambourne, Woodcock, Bugley, Boreham and Warminster Common. It is also home to the county s oldest independent school Warminster School (formerly Lord Weymouth s Grammar School). There are 7 primary schools serving the town and 1 large secondary school, Kingdown School. Warminster is very conveniently situated for easy access to the A36 trunk road which links Salisbury to Bath and also the A350 which runs from the M4 motorway down to the Shaftesbury and the south coast. There is a very good rail link using Brunel s Great Western railway which runs from London/Portsmouth through to Bristol & Cardiff. The Old Town Hall, High St: was built in 1832 and designed by Buckingham Palace architect Edward Blore in the style of Longleat house. It was previously a court house with a small jail. Lychgate War Memorial, Copheap: built by the R.A. & Old Comrades associations The Lake Pleasure Grounds, Weymouth St Tennis courts Refreshment kiosk Bandstand Boating lake Children s playground Paddling pool Skate/Skateboard park The lake is home to swans, moorhens and ducks. Smallbrook Meadows located at the bottom of the park, is a Wiltshire Wildlife Trust Nature Reserve, with a variety of wildlife, wild flowers & trees. Statue of Amy Flower by Colin Lambert, Cornmarket Mall: she travelled to Warminster corn market & played around the corn sacks in the 1870 s The Wall - main car park off Station Road: painted by an anonymous artist to celebrate the 50th anniversary of ' The Warminster Thing'.

8 Black Dog Farm VB«««« Our listed Georgian farmhouse is within easy reach of Longleat, Bath, Stourhead, Stonehenge & Salisbury. We provide a warm welcome to our spacious comfortable en-suite bedrooms, all with TV and free WiFi, and a delicious breakfast cooked using fresh local food - from only pppn Chapmanslade, Westbury, Wilts. BA13 4AE T: M: E: bookings@blackdogfarm.co.uk Offering an exciting & vibrant selection of Jewellery & Watches for that special gift - all beautifully wrapped with our compliments - Three Horseshoes Walk Warminster, Wilts BA12 9BT Tel:

9 Shopping & Eating Warminster town has a range of interesting shops selling a variety of products from gifts to fresh flowers and bicycles to household goods. It is a refreshing alternative to large scale shopping malls sometimes found in other towns. Within the centre itself are four major supermarkets and a retail park near Warminster s train station. There are also three small pedestrian shopping malls with a wide range of shops including a chemist, newsagents post office, jewellers and coffee shops. Various beauty and hairdressing salons and barbers are located 9 throughout the town and a market is held in the Central Car Park on Friday mornings. On the third Friday of every month a Farmer s Market is set up outside the Library in the Central Car Park. There are four major banks in the high street as well as several building societies, travel agents, estate agents and numerous public houses, inns, take-away food outlets, and restaurants. The popular and historic Dents Factory Shop is in Furnax Lane to the west of the town where there is also an industrial estate containing a wide and varied array of manufacturing and retail businesses. Town s retail parks with major supermarkets and retail outlets all sited with ample parking The town has numerous independent shops selling a variety of goods from clothes, flowers, toiletries, to bread/cakes and video games, Antique dealers and vintage shops, can be found on the western side of the town. S. L. Corden & Sons, High St. An old fashioned ironmongers with a welcoming nostalgic air. Items for sale include gardening and decorating supplies, kitchen ware and gifts as well as sugar craft equipment. For information on where to eat or drink in Warminster please see page 37

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11 The Surrounding Area Warminster sits on the edge of Salisbury Plain near the picturesque Wylye Valley, known for its pretty villages and rolling landscape. It is an excellent area for walking and cycling which includes The Imber Range Perimeter Path - the Wylye Valley section of the Wiltshire Cycleway. It is the perfect base to visit some of the West country's best known landmarks including the stone circle at Avebury, the world famous Stonehenge and visitor centre, Glastonbury and also the Roman Spa town of Bath. Just outside the town is Longleat Estate and Safari Park home to the Marquess of Bath and to the east is the city of Salisbury and the 13th century gothic cathedral boasting the tallest spire in England. Just outside Salisbury is the Iron Age hill fort of Old Sarum. To the south of Warminster lie the landscaped gardens of the National Trust s Stourhead and the town of Shaftesbury with the very steep Gold Hill. Warminster is an ideal base for exploring other nearby market towns such as Marlborough and Devizes which sit on the Kennet & Avon canal. This has an impressive 29 lock system now designated as a Scheduled Ancient Monument. Also within easy reach is Westbury with its White Horse, carved into the chalk on a hillside overlooking the town. Two miles outside the town is Cley Hill, an Iron Age hill fort which once formed part of the Longleat estate but was entrusted to The National Trust by the 6th Marquess of Bath. From the top of this 'UFO hotspot' walkers are rewarded with a 360 degree view over the surrounding countryside of West Wiltshire and Somerset. 11 Many historic sites, buildings and country walks can be discovered around Warminster such as the famous White Horse near Westbury, Cley Hill and in the many pretty villages that surround the town. Found in the villages of Sutton Veny and Codford, are the Commonwealth War Graves of Australian servicemen, nurses and British soldiers who lost their lives during World War I. Large training camps and hospitals were placed around Warminster alongside entire trench systems which prepared troops for life at the front.

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13 History Some Points of Interest The town is full of interesting places to see and visit with a history going back before the Doomsday Book. Its architecture spans more than seven centuries and the town has more than 350 listed buildings. At the top of High Street is the Chapel of St Lawrence which was purchased and given to the Town in You will hear the clock chiming the time but it has no clock face as there were buildings in front of the Chapel. Opposite is a row of shops that date back at least five hundred years. Between High Street and Market Place is the entrance to North Row one of the narrowest two-way streets you will find anywhere. A walk down North Row will lead you to cottages dated Warminster was first settled in the Saxon period but numerous earlier settlements have been found nearby. The town owes its prosperity to the growth of the wool and cloth industry and its corn market. Many buildings in the Market Place date back to when they were used as stores and warehouses by traders who came from miles around. As the town prospered, the Minster Church of Saint Denys was built in a grove sacred from pre-christian times. Roman Villas & Skeletons There are several Neolithic barrows nearby and the King Barrow on the eastern side of the town is 200 feet long and 15 feet wide. 3 skeletons were discovered there with one still wearing his iron sword. 3 more were discovered at Arn Hill when the barrows were excavated in the early 19th century by Sir Richard Colt Hoare. Battlesbury, an Iron Age fort covering 24 acres with ramparts 60 feet high, would have been almost impregnable on the south and east. In 1768 the ruins of 13 two Roman villas containing several rooms and beautiful mosaic pavements were unearthed in a large meadow near Bishopstrow. Civil War During the English Civil War ( ) the town is thought to have changed hands between the Royalist and Parliamentary supporters at least four times. When James II came to the throne in 1685, the local gentry and the Wiltshire Militia supported him against the Duke of Monmouth. Around 1610 a bell foundry in Warminster cast bells for churches in the towns of Chippenham, Frome and neighbouring counties. During WWI soldiers from Australia, New Zealand and Canada were camped nearby to train in readiness for life in the trenches. Imber village lying north east of Warminster was taken over in preparation for D-Day. Today it is still in the hands of the Ministry of Defence and public access is granted on a number of days each year. (Details: at , a Baptist Church built in 1810 and Dewey House, which housed the offices of the Town Council and is now our Foodbank. To the west of the town is Church Street with a varied collection of impressive buildings forming part of Warminster School, an independent boarding school. At the end of Church Street is the Minster Church of St Denys. A Church is believed to have stood here from Saxon times, the present building is largely late Victorian. In Market Place you will see a number of old coaching Inns, and behind the Inns were the yards for stables and horses. Wherever you look in Warminster Town Centre, you will see varied and interesting architecture. Enjoy looking around! Colin Taylor - Warminster Museum & History Society

14 THE WOOLPACK SUTTON VENY A traditional English family run village pub set in the village of Sutton Veny just outside Warminster. Like us on Facebook & get special offers! HIGH STREET SUTTON VENY WARMINSTER BA12 7AW TEL: +44 (0) Mention Heart of Warminster & receive 50%* off your first fee block (*offer open to new customers only)

15 A350 Warminster s 7 Hills Arn Hill Down down of the people of Erna (692ft, 211m) Arn Hill has Neolithic and Bronze Age burial mounds. Some were destroyed in 1911/12 to make way for part of the West Wiltshire Golf Course which now covers the summit. Artefacts found here are in the Wiltshire Museum in Devizes. There are good views from the summit across to Cley Hill and there also the remains of a lime kiln, once used to heat chalk for use in building mortar and for agriculture. Battlesbury Hill (682ft, 208m) Also called Prattelsbury and Patelsberye and in 1754 as Battlesbury Castle, is one of the finest examples of an Iron Age Hill Fort in England. Artefacts found inside the fort indicate that it was built some time after Cley and Scratchbury. They included Iron Age pottery, metalwork and animal bones, and an urn containing 36 Roman coins plus an 11th century sword. Cley Hill (800ft, 244m) Is actually made from chalk and was once part of the Longleat Estate but given to the National Trust by Lord Bath in It s an Iron Age Hill Fort with two Bronze Age bowl barrows on the summit. The hill s irregular outline has been created by medieval quarrying. It is the highest of the seven hills and views from the top can be spectacular. Copheap (606ft,185m) In 1773 it was known as Cop Head Hill. Cop means the top or a hill and is the nearest hill to the town centre. A Neolithic burial mound on the summit was opened in October 1809 and human remains were found. The south face of Copheap was given to the town as a War Memorial in 1947 and there is a lych-gate with seats and an inscription. Cradle Hill (653ft, 199m) Became famous in the early 1960 s when it was linked with UFO stories. Numerous sightings of strange objects overhead as well as alarming unexplained noises caused local alarm. The mysterious activities have been linked to the appearance of crop circles in the area. Middle Hill (587ft, 179m) Also known as Star Hill. It features in some records of UFO watching activities. The lowest of the seven hills it is a Bronze Age bowl barrow. To the south is the site of the deserted medieval village of Middleton and it has good examples of strip lynchets associated with this. Scratchbury Hill (646ft, 97m) Or formerly know as Scrathburie, Scratch being an old West Country word for the Devil. It has six round barrows all of which have been opened. Artefacts found are in Salisbury and South Wilts Museums. World War I poet Siegfried Sassoon who lived nearby at Heytesbury, wrote a poem about riding over Scratchbury. Scratchbury Hill 15 Courtesy of Victoria Coombes from her booklet The Hills of Warminster Bath Cley Hill Upton Scudamore A36 Trowbridge White Horse & Bratton Camp Arn Hill Warminster Cradle Hill Cop Heap Battlesbury Hill Middle Hill SALISBURY PLAIN LONGLEAT ESTATE Shearwater Lake CENTRE PARCS A36 A350 Crockerton Shaftesbury & A303 A36 Sutton Veny Site of Roman Villa Scratchbury Hill A36 Cotley Hill Knook Camp Codford Heytesbury WYLYE VALLEY Salisbury & A303

16 16 Local Events for 2016 CATS Feb Athenaeum Warminster ARTISAN MARKET 5 MArch Codford Warminster Here s a taste of what s happening throughout 2017 in and around the Warminster area. For more details about these and other events take a look at our website events page and our Facebook page: JANUARY 9-17 Stourhead Behind Closed Doors 11am 3pm FEBRUARY Gingerbread Race Roves Farm CATS Athenaeum, Warminster 19 Giant Flea Market Bath & West Showground 9.30am 4.00pm Festival of cards Bath & West Showground 10.00am 6.00pm 26 Wedding Show Bishopstrow & Spa 26 Seedy Sunday Bradford on Avon 28 Pancake race Bradford-On-Avon MARCH 5 Spring Artisan Market Codford Village hall 10am-5.30pm 12 Bath Half Marathon West of England Game Fair Bath & West Showground 9am-5.00pm 19 10K Fun Run Bowood House 26 Toy & Train Collectors Fair Bath & West Showground 31 Guided Walk Stourhead Estate 11am-1pm APRIL 1 Bowood House Opens for the season 6-8 Craft4crafters Bath & West Showground 14 Cadbury Easter Egg Hunt Stourhead 11am-4pm

17 APRIL Easter Bunny Trail Bowood 15 Duck Race Tytherington 12.00pm Youth Theatre project Talent Art Box, Warminster 23 National Garden Scheme Stourhead Open day 28 Estate Guided Walk Stourhead Estate 29 Downton Cuckoo Fair Downton, Salisbury 10am-4pm free entry MAY 6-7 Craft Fair Stourhead 10am 5.30pm WARMINSTER FESTIVAL TH -29 TH OCT This year s offerings are geared to every age group. There will be a games challenge for the younger people in the Civic centre for competitors to compete on the cinema screen for prizes they can also try out the latest games. The Athenaeum will host a piano and violin recital with incredible Swedish violinist Freda Backmann, an unusual duo of musicians playing a variety of unusual instruments. A Play midweek and culminating with Sunday night at the Athenaeum Palladium. A homage to the best in variety. Celebrated Salisbury Cathedral Organist David Halls will give a recital at the Minster Church with some Old world music and song at the St Lawrence Chapel. A World War 1 lecture and a Jazz Bistro are just some of the other incredible events for the Festival this year. Full details when announced will be available on: Immortal Triathalon Stourhead 5pm-8pm Ageas Salisbury International Arts Festival Tractor Ted Big Machines Weekend Bowood pm 27 Iford Arts Festival Begins & runs until 5 August 31-3 The Royal Bath and West Show JUNE 2-4 Vintage Nostalgia Festival Stockton, nr Warminster 3-4 Wilton Classic & Supercar Event Wilton House Warminster Wobble Town Park, Warminster The Warminster festival will take place this year from Thursday 19th October to Sunday 29th October incl. using a variety of local venues, the Athenaeum Centre, The Chapel of St Lawrence, the Minster Church and the Civic centre.

18 18 Talent Art Box Athenaeum Warminster YOUTH APRIL 2017 Film & TV Talent Art Box are a Performing Arts Management company, covering Wiltshire and surrounding areas. Some of the services we offer include; School Performing Arts Clubs and Production Management, Film Production, Filming services, Performing Arts Productions and Events. We work closely with the Warminster Athenaeum and also have bookings with Wiltshire Council and other smaller societies and clubs. We also offer a wide range of private bookings with our pop up film studio, green screen magic is very popular. TALE 4, 11 & 18 JUNE will include our holiday workshops, Youth Got Talent, our Film and TV weekly workshops and also a youth theatre project during the April holidays. The project will be a week to remember for everyone involved. We live and breathe for Performing Arts and aim to inspire and encourage the talents of others in as many ways as possible. Get in touch for more information. info@talentartbox.co.uk Copse & Loppers Forest School In beautiful woodland, on the outskirts of Warminster, you'll find the perfect spot to unwind; to while away the hours, sitting around an open fire, toasting marshmallows; whittling. Alternatively, you can run around, hunting for bears and dinosaurs in the undergrowth, build a mega den or create a banquet in the mud kitchen! The philosophy of Forest School is to inspire individuals through positive outdoor experiences. Our sessions encourage children to explore freely, using their own initiative as they solve problems and co-operate with others. Children use full sized tools to bring their own ideas to life. They play, learn boundaries of behaviour - both physical and social - grow in confidence and self-esteem and become self motivated. Ryan (aged 9 at the time) described Forest School as entering a whole new world... where children are the creators." This sums up the ethos of Copse and Loppers. Meanwhile, Sammy, who didn't initially want to stay at Saturday Club, ended the session by declaring, This is the best day ever!" Children who struggle in a classroom environment often succeed in the less formal surroundings of Forest School. They can become leaders, where once they struggled to even follow. Those who may bounce off the walls' at home, cannot do so once those walls are removed. All children need the opportunity to be children', to run around, jump in puddles and play in the mud. Copse and Loppers run sessions in the beautiful surroundings of Woodcroft Wood, situated between Bishopstrow and Sutton Veny. Contact lynn@copseandloppers.vpweb.co.uk for details of Saturday clubs, holiday sessions, birthday parties and toddler sessions. facebook.com/copseandloppers

19 Opening Hours: Mon to Fri: 5pm 12am & Sat to Sun: 12noon 12am The Close, Warminster, Wiltshire, BA12 9AL Tel: (Out of Hours: ) 19 The Prestbury Sports Bar and Entertainment Centre is located down a little side road off the main High Street. Membership is not required it is open to everyone. We are open 7 days a week and there is a Happy Hour Monday to Friday 5pm-7pm where customers can enjoy 50p off a pint of Lager, Cider or Ale. We are the ultimate place for all live sport, with multiple screens and viewing boxes we can show 3 different games at any one time and all in surround sound so you can have that At the Match experience. Every Friday is KARAOKE NIGHT where anyone can come down and sing their favourite songs plus there is a chance to win a cash prize on our weekly Play Your Cards Right game. Saturday night is Live Music. We are the number one venue in Warminster for Live Bands. Whatever your taste in music we are sure to cover it. We have lined up Pop, Rock Ska, and Tributes to Elvis, The Beatles and The Jam to name a few and to top it off entry to these great bands is FREE. We are the only venue in town to have a stage and lighting system to ensure everyone can see as well as hear the bands perfectly. Of course if you want to take a break from the entertainment you can retreat to the bar area. THE VINTAGE & NOSTALGIA SHOW 2-4 June Stockton, Warminster 2017 will see more great new bands coming to The Prestbury: February we will be going back to the 70's with Fab 208 and the 80's with Retro Electro & March has an Elvis tribute with Tim Bassett & a Rock n Roll band Smokin Hotshots. Admission is free for Saturday s live music and Friday s Karaoke. Warminster Wobble June Town Park Warminster Inspire Live Music Event 16 July Town Park Warminster The Great Dorset Steam Fair August Nr Blandford, Dorset êêêêêêêêêê Cadbury Easter Egg Hunt 14 April Stourhead 11am-4pm

20 20 JUNE 25 Armed Forces day service St Lawrence Chapel, Warminster JULY 1-2 LPS Events Triathalon Bowood House 6-9 NASS Festival 2017 Bath & West Showground 8 Yeovilton International Air Day Yeovil, Somerset 9 Sutton Veny 50th Anniversary Flower Show Sutton Veny, Warminster Royal International Air Tattoo 16 Inspire Warminster Park 26 Noggin, Nosh and Natter George Inn Longbridge Deverill, Warminster TRACTOER TED AUG Bowood House AUGUST 5 Classic Ibiza Concert Bowood 6pm-10.30pm 5 Iford Arts Festival Festival ends 6 Great British Prom Bowood 5pm-10.00pm Balloon Fiesta Bristol Tractor Ted Diggers & Dumpers Bowood 11am-5.00pm Eddington Music Festival The Great Dorset Steam Fair 26 West of England Festival of Textiles Trowbridge Until 18 November 26 House Food Festival Bowood 10am-5.00pm SEPTEMBER 2 Steaminster Warminster Park 10am-9pm 1-3 Walking Festival Bradford on Avon 8-10 The Southwest Motorhome Show Bath & West Showground Bratton at War Westbury OCTOBER 1 LPS Events Duathlon Bowood 10am-5.00pm 16 Trowbridge Arts Festival Until 1 November NOVEMBER 11 Christmas Festival of Light Longleat Until 2 January Remembrance Service St Lawrence Chapel, Warminster 10.50am 23 Salisbury Christmas Market Salisbury Until 17 December DECEMBER 2-17 Meet Father Christmas at Stourhead Weekends 11am-2.00pm 15 U3A Carol service Cancer Research UK St Lawrence Chapel, Warminster 7.30pm 17 Salisbury Christmas Market Finishes 26 Boxing Day Carol service St Lawrence Chapel, Warminster 3.30pm

21 21 THE ATHENAEUM CENTRE FOR THE COMMUNITY The Athenaeum (affectionately known as The Ath) has a unique and magical place at the heart of Warminster. A grade II listed gem that has been saved and held in trust for the town, it is totally self-funding and is nurtured and restored to serve all the local community, both young and old. Run entirely by volunteers, providing rooms for Arts, Education, Leisure, Music & Theatre our space is available for hire, and used extensively by all ages, all the year round. The Warminster & District Film Society show fourteen excellent films annually with state-of-the art sound and projection equipment. Celebrated and local visiting artistes return frequently as part of a carefully planned and well-attended entertainment programme arranged around the productions of three resident Theatrical Groups. The award-winning Athenaeum Limelight Players, the Athenaeum Masqueraders and Oddity Theatre provide pantomime, excellent musicals and drama for young thespians and old. With great technical support and stage space and a 220+ seat theatre, function room and bar, classroom, modern community kitchen, gallery and meeting room, there is something for everyone. Social and educational needs are covered by several groups and clubs including Philatelic and Mahjong, ACTS provide weekly Arts Education for children, and Talent Art Box host Summer School, Easter School and youth talent competitions. We are constantly looking for more volunteer ushers, box office and bar staff to help us run this amazing facility. Full training is given, plus the opportunity for seeing all the best shows. As part of its Trusteeship, the Ath has an ongoing programme of restoration and refurbishment which has resulted in a new roof and modern toilet block, a lift and future expansion plans. Bookings & hirings can be made via adelafw@theath.org.uk Follow us on and on Facebook & Twitter. THE ATHENAEUM HIGH STREET WARMINSTER

22 18 THE GINGER PIGGERY A Wonderful place to visit just a few miles from Warminster. Visit an array of studios including: 17 NOSTALGIC NOTIONS Studio 3 T: THE WOOLLERY Studio 4 T: E: thewoollery@gmail.com Area Events PILY BATT ARTIST E: pilybattartist.co.uk Tel: BEAUTY RETREAT Beauty & Holistic Treatments E: susanking21@mail.com Tel: STAVORDALE FARM SHOP order@stavordalesfarmshop.com Tel: THE COURTYARD CAFÉ & MARKETPLACE Lunches, cakes, family friendly, gifts, marketplace, gluten free Tel: GODOLPHIN Antiques & Curios E: godolphin@yahoo.com T: Studios, café & farmshop all in one place with free parking & disabled facilities. All set in the beautiful Wylye Valley just off the A36 between Upton Lovell and Codford The Ginger Piggery Boyton Village Warminster BA12 0SS Open: Wed Sat 10.00am 4.30pm

23 23 LIVE presents MUSIC INSPIRE O F W A R M I N S T E R 2017 Inspire was the brainchild of Pete Bartley and Doug Halls, who approached the Town Council with their idea to put on an annual live music event in the park to showcase local talent and more specifically to encourage young people to take up a musical instrument. The Town Council has generously funded Inspire since its inception in 2013 and Admin Officer Veronica Mills is a member of the organising committee. Warminster has a very active live music scene, but since most of the venues are pubs young people aren t able to attend. Doug and Pete wanted to put on a daytime family event where parents could bring their children and enjoy a family day out listening to the music. They also wanted to include free workshops where people could try out a variety of musical instruments if just one person was inspired to take up an instrument the event would have succeeded in its mission. Inspire initially took place on a Sunday afternoon at the beginning of the school summer holidays, but in 2016 the committee decided to move it to the last weekend of the summer term so that students from Kingdown could be involved. This proved a great success, with two Kingdown student bands getting a wonderful opportunity to perform in front of a mixed aged audience who were clearly impressed by their skills and confidence. Although Doug sadly had to stand down from Inspire because of other commitments, the team has two new members in Mike Heaton and Tom Hiscocks who bring lots of experience and contacts to help keep the event going. Inspire was held on a Saturday last year but by popular demand it s being moved back to a Sunday and so will take place on 16th July from 1pm until 7pm. There promises to be a great line up of young local talent and perhaps some more mature artists to keep the balance so let s keep our fingers crossed for another sunny day and get your picnic blankets at the ready! Find us on Facebook Inspire of Warminster

24 THE BEST DEAL IN TOWN FRIDGES & FREEZERS WASHING MACHINES AMERICAN REFRIGERATION BUILT-IN APPLIANCES GAS & ELECTRIC COOKERS RANGE COOKERS TUMBLE DRYERS FULL LUXURY KITCHENS OR DOOR REPLACEMENTS THE LARGEST RANGE OF DOMESTIC APPLIANCES IN THE AREA Great Prices, Quality Products & Customer Service all under one roof! STOVES 5-6 George Street, Warminster, Wiltshire. Longmead Industrial Estate, Shaftesbury. FAST IMMEDIATE DELIVERY For all your alterations & haberdashery needs Sewing machines for sale Fabrics Printed personalised ribbons/name tags Patterns Embroidery Bespoke - clothing & home ware Any Alterations Gift vouchers available Haberdashery - fabrics, for quilting & projects Ask in store as happy to discuss your requirements. 8 High St Warminster BA12 9AE Tel:

25 25 WCR 105.5FM Warminster Community Radio broadcasts to the town and surrounding area. As well as playing music for everybody to enjoy; WCR provides a service that supports the local community, keeps local people informed and aims to give the area a voice. The weekday schedule begins with the Breakfast Show at 7am. The Daily Recall follows at 9am and Around Noon is on air from 11am-1pm. The Light Programme is at 1pm and Afternoon Plus is at 3pm. Specialist programmes follow in the evenings from 5pm including rock on Monday, country on Tuesday and sport on Wednesday. Following the 7am Saturday breakfast show, Community Chest brings local news, discussion and guests between 9.30am and 12 noon. On Sunday, the Rise and Shine breakfast show includes the Sunday Service at 8am and Newsweek at 9am. WCR offers a wide variety of services in addition to its main broadcasting premise. These include recording and producing CD s and DVD s and public address system services. A wide range of training is available in studio use, recording, editing, programme making and presentation. Basic training provides participants with both skills and experience for radio. Courses are open to volunteers who would like to be part of the community radio organisation and students seeking a career in the media industry. Initial training consists, of ten two-hour evening sessions, followed by a further five sessions for advanced training: which prepares participants for live broadcasting.

26 26 Accommodation The businesses listed in this section, have been assessed by various recognised tourist assessment bodies, for the level of facilities they provide. Other accommodation is available within Warminster and surrounding area and for more information and help with bookings, please get in touch. Prices quoted for serviced accommodation are per room and include breakfast. The prices are only a guide and whilst accommodation providers are requested to adhere to these prices, they should be checked carefully at the time of booking. For family rooms, prices vary according to the number and age of the children and should be checked with establishments before booking. There may be seasonal variations in the prices shown so these should be checked carefully. Guide to the ratings Single Occ.: Single occupancy of double/twin room. Quality Gradings: Hotels: 1 to 5 stars reflects the quality of services and facilities available. Other accommodation: 1 to 5 stars/pennants reflects the quality of hospitality, cleanliness, cooking and accommodation. Visit Britain (VB) & AA: Have the same method of grading so are comparable. Symbols key Car Parking Children welcome (min. age in brackets) Cot available High chair Tea making R Licensed Restaurant TV Pets welcome Vegetarian option Telephone in room Guest lounge Evening meal Credit cards Disabled facilities Bed & Breakfast Black Dog Farm VB ««««Web: Chapmanslade, Westbury, Wilts. BA13 4AE T: Lyn & Fraser Mills M: E: bookings@blackdogfarm.co.uk Our listed Georgian farmhouse is within easy reach of Longleat, Bath, Stourhead, Stonehenge & Salisbury. We provide a warm welcome to our spacious comfortable en-suite bedrooms, all with TV and free WiFi, and a delicious breakfast cooked using fresh local food. Open All year (Closed: Christmas/New Year) Single Single Occ. from 60 En-suite Double 2 75 En-suite Twin 1 80 En-suite Family 2 90 En-suite

27 Cornerways Cottage AA ««««Longcross, Zeals, Warminster, Wilts. BA12 6LL T: Irene & John Snook M: E: An 18th Century cottage with a high standard of accommodation and excellent breakfasts in the old dining room. Riding, walking & golf available locally. Located off A303 Open All year (Closed - Christmas/New Year) Single Single Occ. 60 En-suite Double 2 75 En-suite Twin 1 70 Private Bathroom Reduction on 3 night stays Web: (8+) 27 Eden Vale Farm Web: edenvalefarm.co.uk Mill Lane, Beckington, Nr. Frome, Somerset. BA11 6SN T: Barbara Keevil E: bandb@edenvalefarm.co.uk Quiet riverside working farm with friendly animals. Local produce used. Central to Longleat, Bath, Cheddar, Wookey Hole, walks, cycling & fishing. Open All year Single Single Occ. from 50 Double En-suite Twin En-suite Family 1 Price on application Home Farm B&B AA ««««Web: homefarmboreham.co.uk Boreham Road, Warminster, Wilts. BA12 9HF. T: Trisha Legg E: theleggs221@aol.co.uk Charming Farmhouse in a quiet countryside location edge of town. All rooms en-suite with free WiFi, delicious farmhouse breakfast, ample parking. Ground floor room for less mobile. Central for Longleat, Bath, Stourhead, Stonehenge & Salisbury. Open All year (Closed Christmas/New Year) Single Single Occ En-suite Double En-suite Twin En-suite Family En-suite Westover House VB ««««Web: High Street, Heytesbury, Warminster, Wilts, BA12 0EL T: Becky Mundy M: E: info@westover-house.co.uk Wi-Fi Pets - with prior arrangement Family friendly B&B set in 6 acres with stunning views over Wylye Valley. 2 pubs in village serving meals. Close to Longleat - so a perfect base, as well as Stonehenge, Stourhead, Salisbury & Bath. Discounts available for direct bookings. Open All Year Single Single Occ. from 50 Double En-suite/private bathrooms Twin Private bathroom Family En-suite/private bathrooms

28 Indulge in tranquility and relaxation and let yourself drift away from the stresses of daily life. The soft background music in the salon gives a relaxed ambiance and our professional staff will ensure your pampering experience is thoroughly enjoyable. We pride ourselves on our reputation as one one of the most affordable and friendly beauty salons with the area. We want you to look good and feel good with a full range of treatments on offer and will ensure that every visit to Beauty Matters leaves you feeling revitalised. We are dedicated to making each and every treatment special and above all provide you with a high level of customer service. Station Court 3B Station Road Warminster Wilts BA12 9BR Telephone: Find us on Facebook Beauty Matters STARLINE Taxis FREEPHONE SEAT TAXIS WHEELCHAIR ACCESSIBLE VEHICLES 38a Market Place - Warminster

29 Hotels, Inns & Pubs 29 The Dove Inn AA««««AA Rosette Web: The Dove Inn, Corton, Nr. Warminster, Wiltshire BA12 0SZ T: E: Country pub in the village of Corton. 5 minutes from the A303 and in reach of Longleat, Stonehenge & Bath. Award winning restaurant using locally sourced produce with seafood specials. Breakfast included in stay. Open All year Executive Double per night ( 90 single occupancy) Superior Double per night ( 100 single occupancy) Executive Suite for 4 people sharing 140 for 2 people sharing 120 for single occupancy Executive Suite comprises of 2 double bedrooms, lounge area & fully equipped kitchen. The Old Bell The Old Bell, High Street, Warminster, Wiltshire BA12 T: E: oldbell@wadworth.co.uk, Situated in the lively town of Warminster, The Old Bell is a well-situated and comfortable Inn. The Old Bell enjoys an excellent reputation for good food. On a fine evening you can enjoy a drink and a meal al-fresco style in the courtyard - the perfect place to unwind. We have a separate relaxed restaurant and bustling bar area but can also host private functions including weddings in our 150 Capacity Function upon request. Friday and Saturday night we have a late license with DJ's & Entertainment till 2am and Karaoke til midnight Thursday and Sunday. Open All year 15 En-suite rooms including family rooms Prices start from 55 Web: R MUSIC ( THE PULSE) THE NEW LOCAL ENTERTAINMENT GUIDE THEATRE T R I B U T E AC T S heart of warminster KARAOKE FILMS The independent information service for the local community & visitors T: Lesley George E: heartofwarminster@aol.co.uk

30 SUPERFAST 3 SERVING TAUNTON, STREET, GLASTONBURY, SHEPTON MALLET FROME, WARMINSTER & CODFORD *NEW IMPROVED TIME TABLE PROVIDING UP TO 2 HOURS LONGER IN LONDON ON A DAY RETURN Adult fares from just 25 return Child return Senior Citizen return Perfect for weekend breaks to London & the Sout West Air Conditioning Host/Hostess service Specific numbered seat allocated Book online or by phone visit Berrys Coaches (Taunton) Ltd. - Peter Clifford House, Great Western Way, Taunton. TA2 6BX Tel:

31 31 ZEN Shotokan Karate club ZEN Shotokan Karate has been running in the area for a few years and is an independent club with over 50 students and 5 training locations. A lot of modern Martial Arts clubs have a watered down version which has lost some of the intensity and applications from the original, Karate as a whole has gained a bad name and is often seen as a kids fun club that can have lots of expensive gradings. Fortunately there are still some great clubs and instructors out there, we either travel or ask them to visit our Dojo to share the knowledge and skills, these are then passed on to our students. Karate can be many things to many people, from a casual hobby to attending competitions, a lot of the time it is just a vehicle to help coach people to hone their skills and gain confidence. Our training consists of classical/traditional punching, blocking and kicking techniques, Kata" which are set routines and packed with loads of self defence techniques, then mix these up with partner work so you can test and train them so you can rely on them if needed. We also add key principles like using the hips and striking pressure points = these are the things that make it an effective Martial Art. A good club will have several things in place like DBS, Safeguarding & 1st Aid training, Full Instructor Insurance and a minimum of a Level 2 Coaching qualification, ours are done via 1st4Sport which is a UKCC accredited company, they are specialised with Disability Karate. We currently have 2 SEN groups started and are looking to bring adapted Karate to schools in the area both SEN and mainstream schools a where Karate is made to fit the student's abilities and help to empower them to achieve anything they want to. So why should you try Karate? You will gain confidence, agility, strength and be able to concentrate more plus many other benefits. You will lose weight, stress and negativity. It s a friendly learning atmosphere where you will learn the art of Karate and excellent Self Defence training, awareness and how to de-escalate a problem. If you are interested then look at our website to find our training locations and get in touch or just turn up at any session.

32 28 Creative Kitchens & Bedrooms Serving Salisbury, Warminster, Bath, Devizes areas as well as Hants, Dorset and London for over twenty years. Known for expertise in design and project management and providing a wealth of choice in modern or traditional tastes and budgets small and large and from simple door/worktop change to full redesign. Unit 3 The Bourne Centre Southampton Road Salisbury SP1 2NY T: Appointments can also be arranged outside office hours including the weekends and evenings. A TOUCH OF TRADITION D E C O R A T I N G C E N T R E WARMINSTERS PREMIER DECORATING CENTRE WARMINSTER'S PREMIER DECORATING CENTRE We have paints to meet all your requirements, Eco, designer, trade and ones to solve those tricky problems. All complimented by a large selection of designer wallpapers perfect for your home. Here you will find all the decorating accessories you need along with free colour advice. Colour mixing & matching available instore 9-11 George Street Warminster BA12 8QA T

33 33 Warminster Rugby Club Is a non-profit making, volunteer run organisation, devoted to providing a service for the local community. Its purpose is to enable participation in rugby for ages 5 to 92, all genders and any ability. It currently runs two senior men s teams, playing league rugby in the Dorset & Wilts leagues. These train on a Wednesday evening currently, 7pm-8pm and play matches on Saturday afternoon. It also currently runs kids age groups from 6-16, including an exciting Girls Development Squad, which all train and play matches on Sunday morning from 10.30am-12noon. Two distinct components with the same objective. Rugby, inclusive for all, played by as many people as possible in a learning, but fun environment. There are also opportunities to join our Club as part of our highly committed crew of volunteers involved in delivering the rugby activity (coaches, who are always in high demand), or in running the Club (committee). All of our coaches are developed to become qualified at the appropriate level to the rugby they are teaching. All our volunteers are highly motivated and geared towards making the Club successful. The Club proactively advocates rugby s core values, of Enjoyment, Respect, Teamwork, Discipline and Sportsmanship, placing particular emphasis on Enjoyment. Throughout the Club, the ethos is everyone gets a game and winning, whilst a great facilitator to enjoying taking part, isn t as important as playing rugby being enjoyable. Exciting times are-ahead for all in 2017, as the Club looks to have more playing pitches and permanent floodlighting for training and matches, both of which will make rugby more sustainable. For any local businesses who want to support us, we have ample marketing opportunities we can give by way of sponsorship. We already receive fantastic sponsorship support from Lyons Seafoods and RACS Group, but there are still areas left for other businesses to be involved in.

34 MILITARY & OUTDOOR SUPPLIES Specialists in survival equipment, outdoor supplies, Military and all weather outdoor clothing. Whether you re mountain rescue, fisherman, hunting or HM Forces we have the tried and tested kit/equipment for all your needs and adventures Airsoft CB Radios Jack Pyke Keela Kombat Mil-com Pilgrim Pursuit Webbing Ridgeline Viper Weapons Equipment Web-tex & many more Competitive Prices - 10% discount for HM Forces, Blue Light Card, Duke of Edingburgh, cadets, scouts & schools T: Market Place - Warminster - BA12 9AP E: pursuitoutdoors@hotmail.co.uk Warminster based Bathroom Specialist & Plumber 10+ years experience Richard Golay Tel: Facebook:

35 Nick s Shoe Repairs & Key Cutting Tel: a High Street, Warminster BA12 9AQ The Organ Inn, Daniel Keene Tel: High Street, Warminster BA12 9AQ Robinson Miller Chartered Accountants Tel: Silver Street, Warminster BA12 8PS Warminster Engraving Tel: a High Street, Warminster BA12 9AQ info@warminsterengraving.co.uk Wylye Valley Music Studio (piano & singing lessons) Tel: The Thatched Barn, The Ginger Piggery, Boyton, BA12 0SS Claudia Wood: cfwood13@gmail.com 35

36 VV & Thinking of selling your car? Not happy with dealer trade-in values? At Vale and Valley Cars we specialise in sourcing and supplying cars for under We work on the basis that lower cost cars need not be any less reliable than some of the more expensive options available. We mainly source our cars from Main Dealers that have taken in cars as part exchanges on newer models. We drive the cars we source and work closely with a selection of local garages to check and prepare the cars for sale. This helps us to be as certain as we can that the cars we sell will be reliable and that you can buy from us with confidence. We also have a selection of classic and what we call retro cars covering the last 50 years of motoring. Our passion is cars and we hope you will enjoy dealing with our family run business. Part Exchange considered Cars bought for cash Car finder service Find us on Autotrader & Facebook VALE & VALLEY C A R S & C L A S S I C S M P V 4 X 4 S A L O O N E S T A T E C L A S S I C S M T W graphic design & print brokering service *Business Stationery*Flyers *Posters*Banners*Display *Boards*Newsletters*Booklets *Postcards*Posters*Pull-up Stands Call For A Quote: T: M: Interweb: S.L. Corden & Sons We are a traditional hardware store with a modern twist. Come to us for... Household Items Ironmongery Tools Paint DIY Electrical Gardening Key Cutting Camping Equipment Sugarcraft Gifts 4 High Street, Warminster, Wiltshire BA12 9A E T: s.fraser2@ btconnect.com

37 Places to Eat & Drink Cafes & Tea Rooms Magpie Town centre cafe with Wi-Fi, artists studio & gift shop 6 East St., Tel: Le Café Journal French themed cafe with outside seating and tables 6 High St. Tel: Coffee#1 Coffee, teas, cakes, juices 30 Market Place Tel: Costa Coffee Coffee, wraps, sandwiches, cakes & cold drinks. 27 Market Place Cornmarket Café Teas, coffees, hot & cold food, cakes 4-5 Cornmarket Tel: Restaurants, Pubs & Takeaways Thai Rice Authentic Thai cuisine cooked to order. 40 East St Tel: Restaurant: YES Takeaway: YES Delivery: N/A La Dolce Vita Italian Restaurant 28 High St. Tel: Restaurant: YES Takeaway: NO Delivery: No Maya Indian & Bangladeshi food from India. 32 George St. Tel: Restaurant: YES Takeaway: YES Delivery: N/A Bath Arms Wetherspoons Hotel, bar & restaurant 41 Market Place Tel: Restaurant: YES Takeaway: NO Delivery: N/A The Great Wall Fully licensed Chinese restaurant. 60/62 East St. Tel: Restaurant: YES Takeaway: YES Delivery: NO Mulberry A La Carte restaurant serving creative dishes Bishopstrow Tel: Restaurant: YES Takeaway: NO Delivery: NO Domino s Pizza Pizza chain - open every day 43/45 High St. Tel: Restaurant: NO Takeaway: YES Delivery: YES Olympia Takeaway for pizzas, kebabs, chips etc. late 33 George St. Tel: Restaurant: NO Takeaway: YES Delivery: YES Mamma Mias Takeaway for pizzas etc. 30 George St. Tel: Restaurant: NO Takeaway: YES Delivery: N/A Speedy Chef Pizzas, kebabs, chips, etc. Open late 17 Weymouth St. Tel: Restaurant: NO Takeaway: YES Delivery: YES Hong Kong House Chinese takeaway with vegetarian options 19 East St. Tel: Restaurant: NO Takeaway: YES Delivery: YES Subway Freshly made rolls, hot/cold drinks. Open late 4a Market Place Tel: Restaurant: YES Takeaway: YES Delivery: NO Hot Wok Chinese takeaway 25 George St. Tel: Restaurant: NO Takeaway: YES Delivery: YES Jade Kitchen Chinese takeaway 5 Broxburn Rd. Tel: Restaurant: NO Takeaway: YES Delivery: YES The Assam Indian takeaway 58 East St. Tel: Restaurant: NO Takeaway: YES Delivery: YES Star Fish Bar Fish & Chips. Open 7 days a week 3 Broxburn Rd. Tel: Restaurant: NO Takeaway: YES Delivery: NO The Sambourne Fish & Chips plus Chinese takeaway 1 Sambourne Rd. Tel: Restaurant: NO Takeaway: YES Delivery: NO Creme De La Cod Fish & chips takeaway in the town centre 4a George St. Tel: Restaurant: NO Takeaway: YES Delivery: NO Boreham Fields Fish & chips takeaway 147 Boreham Field Tel: Restaurant: NO Takeaway: YES Delivery: NO Snappy Peppers Pizza & Kebab takeaway 147c Boreham Field Tel: Restaurant: NO Takeaway: YES Delivery: Yes 37 The Organ Inn 49 High Street Tel: Fox & Hounds 6 Deverill Road Tel: Nags Head 49 Portway Tel: Rose & Crown 57 East Street Tel: The Weymouth Arms 12 Emwell Street Tel: The Old Bell 42 Market Place Tel: The Masons Arms 34 East Street Tel: The Yew Tree 174 Boreham Road Tel:

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