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Of Saxmundham and the Surrounding Villages Visitor Map of Saxmundham and the surrounding villages A guide to the best places to: VISIT • SHOP • EAT • STAY Welcome to Saxmundham, a busy and popular market town on the River Fromus offering a wide range of independent shops and businesses MMapA.aiapA.ai 1 228/01/20198/01/2019 114:19:444:19:44 SaxmundhamMap_MarketHall.pdf 1 10/12/2018 11:42:57 THE FINEST FISH AND CHIPS IN SAXMUNDHAM Historic Market Hall for Hire HG. Crisp 27 High Street Saxmundham T: 01728 602026 E: [email protected] W: www.hgcrisp.co.uk For all your office and home The Market Hall in Saxmundham is available for hire for stationery needs all types of events including: Theatre Performances • Club and Society Meetings Stylish long menu and local ingredients Trawler’s Catch Craft and Antique Fairs Sunday Carvery 37 High Street, Saxmundham, Suffolk. IP17 1AJ Keep Fit, Fit Steps & Fitness Fusion Fantastic selection of quality greetings cards Originally built as the Corn Exchange in 1846, The Market Hall has a very All-day dining every day 01394 389189 OPENING TIMES: prominent main entrance off the High Street and comes with a fitted Top brand toys such as Playmobil and Wow t Art Materials kitchen, stage with lighting, 300 sq. metres of floor space and wheelchair www.suffolkcottageholidays.com email: [email protected] Monday to Saturday Closed Sundays :HOFRPLQJEDUDQGRSHQĆUH Mornings: 11.30am – 2.00pm Evenings: 4.30pm – 8.30pm access, and can accommodate up to 190 people. Gifts t Passport photos For more details please contact the Town Clerk on 01728 604595 Comfy bedrooms – phone for best rates [email protected] Newspapers & Magazines - available for delivery PHONE ORDERS TAKEN ON 01728 605741 www.saxmundham.org T 01728 604475 www.salterspetfood.com R SAXMUNDHAM am Doctors h Surgery MUSEUM Saxon Road Salters Pet Food 1 Marshall Hatchick Fels 2 Trinity’s Café and Takeaway R Henley Close i OPEN ToTo v e 10.00 am - 1.00 pm 3 West End Dry Cleaners r F YoxfordYoxford r Monday to Saturday CAFE No & 4 Saxmundham Angling Centre o Fairfield Drive m April to September u rth TAKEAWAY 5 Trawler’s Catch s FREE ADMISSION 6 Zorbas Takeaway Harper's Lane Entranc 49 High St. Saxmundham IP17 1AJ 7 Get Stuffed Bakery Opposite the car wash Renowned for our great 8 innov8 Hair Salon www.saxmundhammuseum.org.uk e selection of breakfasts 9 The Bell at Sax Fairfield Roa and hospitality. d 10 Market Hall Council Offices Come see for yourself!! Hugh Cochrane & Co 11 HG.Crisp Newsagent Fairfield Road and Library DELIVERING HIGH QUALITY d Chartered Accountants 12 Post Office H Farm Road TAKE AWAY FOOD igh reet SANDWICH BAR AND BAKERY 13 Co-op Pharmacy St Chartered Tax Advisers OUTSIDE CATERING )LOOHG6DQGZLFKHVDQG5ROOV Chapel Road Fromus Vets Museum Stree Tax returns ANY EVENT 7HDDQG&RIIHH 14 No.1 The Bakery -DFNHW3RWDWRHV Saint John's Road Accounts for Sole Traders, JUST CALL US 6RXSV 6DQGZLFK3ODWWHUV t Partnerships & Limited Companies To M 3LFQLFV 6DQGZLFK Pizza | Kebabs | Garlic Bread | Burgers | Steaks VAT returns & advice 'HOLYHU\ ark 3ORXJKPDQ¾V/XQFKHV Chicken Nuggets Wraps | Spicy Chicken Wings 14 Market Place, 6HUYLFH %UHDGVDQG&DNHV DYDLODEOH A12 6 Kids Meals | Haagen-Dazs Ice-cream Payroll services C 2XWVLGH&DWHULQJ DVNIRUGHWDLOV e Desserts | Cold Drinks Saxmundham IP17 1AG t Place Business Advice 0DGHWRRUGHURUJLYHXVDFDOOWRSUHRUGHU 5 FAST DELIVERY (ON ORDERS OVER £20) M Telephone 07707 105097 Opening Hours: Monday to Friday 8-3 Thursday & Saturday 8-2 7 CALL US ON 01728 604694 Tel: 01728 602102, Fax: 01728 603057 Y B1119 Saxmundham 3 01728 602234 [email protected] Cards & Celebrations Open seven days a week from 12noon to 11pm (10pm on Sun) Email: [email protected] 7 Market Place, Saxmundham, IP17 1AG 4 2 16 Market Place, Saxmundham. IP17 1AG CM 1 8 Hugh Cochrane Accountantse MY Rendham Road CY roach 9 The George nue Ensors Station App LOU’LOU’S CMY West End 10 The George Farnham Gallery Accountants Albion Street Farnham Gallery Hairdressing Salon K 11 ut Jeffery’s Opticians C A contemporary art gallery showcasing an Dry Cleaners an Ave 12 Lou’ Lou’s Hairdresser eclectic mix of regional artistic talent w 13 Unisex eam Etchings | Linocuts | Watercolours & Laundry Ne Alma Place Hairdressing S Mill Road Oil on canvas | Photographic prints 30 Years of Experience Waitrose Abstracts | Ceramics | Glasswork | Prints Ear Piercing Chantry Road 14 And Excellence Park Avenue Open Tuesday-Friday 10.30am-4pm All Items Hand Finished & Textured Park End Saturday 9.30am-1pm 20A Market Place, Saxmundham, Petrol Chu Suffolk IP17 1AG rch 6A High Street . Saxmundham . IP17 1DD Saxmundham Samkin Street T: 01728 603308 6 High St, Saxmundham IP17 1DD 01728 602484 Free School Garage Patmore www.thegeorgefarnhamgallery.co.uk Tel 01728 602074 Church Hill Mill Rise Water Tesco Softeners St John’s DRUCE ESTATE SAXMUNDHAM Church & LETTING ANGLING & ENGRAVING CENTRE AGENTS LTD. Covering Leiston, the Heritage Coast and beyond. Here at Saxmundham Angling trance Whether Buying, Selling or Renting. Centre we have full ranges of sea To En For a professional, down to earth, friendly service and coarse bait available every day. We also offer a great range Leiston of Fishing Tackle from all leading Modern Unisex Hair Salon manufacturers at great South Why not pop in! no-nonsense prices, for all types s Professional & Friendly Service of angling including coarse, carp, u Family run bakery offering breads, cakes, sea and game. 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