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Lodge and Local Info Lodge & Local Information WELCOME TO YOUR LODGE The guest information pack is located in the brown leather folder containing all the details you need to make your stay as enjoyable & comfortable as possible. Blue Parking Disc gives you free parking for selected times in disc zones in Richmond – please ensure that you park in a disc zone not a pay & display car park when displaying your disc – always check for signs. – Additional disks available from reception (subject to availability) This is a reminder that due to Fire Regulations we do not allow smoking, candles & disposable barbecues in any of our properties. Fire Evacuation Procedures are on a laminated sheet in every lodge as well as a fire extinguisher & fire blanket. Enjoy your holiday VACATING YOUR LODGE Please Vacate your lodge by 10am on the day of departure & leave everything as you would wish to find it …. RECEPTION Tel: 01748 822406 Out of Hours Tel: 07710 747909 Contact reception for any information, queries or problems. GENERAL OPENING TIMES: Monday to Saturday 8.30am to 10.30am & 3.00pm to 5.00pm Sunday: CLOSED FREE WIFI Instructions in your lodge No WI FI support is available after 5pm & weekends/bank holidays RUBBISH & RECYCLING PLEASE SORT YOUR RUBBISH INTO RECYCLING, GLASS AND LAND FILL LEFT OVER FOOD & DRINK… On departure any leftover food & drink leave in the lodge we will try & utilize it by using if for the Birds & Animals at Flowery Dell where possible. Created on 04/9/2013 LOCAL INFORMATION Below is some local information for those of you who like to organise practicalities in advance, if you require any further information, please don’t hesitate to contact us. If you are accessing this info online simply cut & paste web addresses into your web browser. LOCAL DIRECTIONS RICHMOND TOWN CENTRE 1. Turn right out of Flowery Dell. 2. At the end of the lane turn left. 3. Take the second right turning after the bridge. 4. Follow the road turning right up the steep hill. 5. Parking in on the cobbled area in Richmond Centre is currently free you just need to put a blue disc in your windscreen with arrival time (blue disc available free from reception or local shops). Please note there are pay and display car parks around the outskirts of the town LOCAL SUPERMARKETS Ken Warnes Open seven days a week - stockists of local Yorkshire produce 22 Market Place Richmond, DL10 4QG 01748 826 660 www.kenwarne.co.uk Richmond CO OP SUPERMARKET Queens Road, Richmond, North Yorkshire, DL10 4AJ Telephone: 01748 825789 www.co-operative.coop/food/welcome/ Opening Hours Mon to Fri 8am – 10pm, Sat 8am – 8pm & Sun 11am – 5pm 1. When you reach the centre of Richmond following the above directions drive straight through keeping to the main road. 2. Go straight across the 1st roundabout & turn left at the second roundabout Speciality shops in Richmond Edwina’s Cakes – Frenchgate, Richmond, DL10 4HZ – Telephone 01748 826622 At the bottom of the market square turn left. Edwina’s Cakes produce cakes for all occasions, all home-made on the premises. Jefferson’s of Richmond 57B Market Place, Richmond, DL10 4JQ – Telephone 01748 821258 At the bottom of the market place, Jefferson’s, the local grocers shop / Deli sell traditional hand-prepared seasonal foods, including a range of baked cakes, biscuits, tarts and savoury items, such as quiche, flans and pies. Created on 04/9/2013 Angus Morton Butchers 6 Finkle street, Richmond, DL10 0QA - 01748 822644 Traditional local butcher’s selling locally reared meats - also sausages, cooked meats, own cured bacon and burgers (ideal for the BBQ) all prepared on the premises. Ask for Ian. Stuart Hamiltons Traditional Butchers 8 Rosemary Lane, North Yorkshire, DL10 4DP – 01748 822205 Frenchgate Fudge Makers & Chocolatiers 1 Frenchgate, Richmond, DL10 4HZ - 01748 825893 Home-made chocolates and fudge, also Belgian truffles. Ask for Janet. Parkers Veg – 34 Market Place, Richmond, DL10 4QG - 01748 821615 Quality producers of fruit and vegetables – premier quality, offering eggs, milk, cream, chutneys and cheese. Ask for James or Annie. Home deliveries on www.veg2you.com TESCO (24 hours except Sunday) Richmond Road, Catterick Garrison, North Yorkshire DL9 3EN Tel: 01748 542445 1. Turn right out of Flowery Dell. 2. Turn left at the end of the lane. 3. Take the 1st right opposite Holly Hill Inn. 4. Turn right at the end of the road. 5. Go straight across the roundabout. 6. Turn right at the traffic lights. 7. Take the 1st left turning. Also on the shopping park is a McDonalds, Tesco petrol station, Boots www.tesco.com – order your groceries online – They will Deliver to your lodge providing you are there to accept your shopping Created on 04/9/2013 EMERGENCY NUMBERS NHS DIRECT Tel: 0845 4647 www.nhsdirect.nhs.uk DOCTORS Quakers Lane Centre –Tel: 01748 850440 Quakers Lane, Richmond, North Yorkshire, DL10 4BB www.quakerslanesurgery.co.uk Friary Surgery, Richmond Tel: 0844 4996637 Queens Road, Richmond, North Yorkshire, DL10 4UJ HOSPITALS The Friarage Hospital, Northallerton Minor Injuries and Major Casualties Tel: 01609 779911 Bullamoor Road Northallerton, North Yorkshire DL6 1JG www.southtees.nhs.uk/live/?a=1800 Darlington Memorial Hospital Tel: 01325 380100 Hollyhurst Road, Darlington, County Durham, DL3 6HX www.cddft.nhs.uk/locations/darlington-memorial-hospital.aspx The James Cook University Hospital Tel: 01642 850850 Marton Road, Middlesbrough, TS4 3BW www.southtees.nhs.uk/live/?a=1799 VET Swale Practice, Fairfield Way, Gallowfields Trading Estate, Richmond, DL10 4TB Tel: 01748 822389 DENTIST D. Pope, 5 Rosemary Lane, Richmond, DL10 4DP Tel: 01748 824177 Alpha Dentist, 16b Hildyard Row, Catterick Garrison, DL9 4DH Tel: 01748 832802 www.alphadental.co.uk NHS DENTIST, 41 Market Place Richmond DL10 4QL Tel:01748 826946 PHARMACY Boots the Chemist, Richmond, 15-16 Market Pl Richmond, DL10 4PX Tel: 01748 823322 www.boots.com Created on 04/9/2013 Richmond Pharmacy, 20 King Street Richmond, DL10 4HP Tel: 01748 823238 POLICE I'Anson Road Richmond North Yorkshire DL10 4ND Barrack Hill – 101 NEARBY PUBS/RESTAURANTS GEORGE & DRAGON HUDSWELL – Food every lunchtime and evening (no food Monday and Sunday evening) Telephone: (01748) 518373 – 5 Min Drive. Traditional Village owned country pub, bar meals, snacks and restaurant.www.georgeanddragonhudswell.com (Dog Friendly in Bar Area) 1. Turn left out of Flowery Dell Entrance. 2. Keep following the road to village of Hudswell. 3. Pub is on the right halfway through village – parking roadside. The little Village Run Shop is located next door to the pub & stocks basic provisions BOLTON ARMS DOWNHOLME (no food all day Tuesday) Telephone: (01748) 823716 – 10 min drive. Upmarket bar and restaurant meals. Car Park. www.boltonarmsdownholme.com (No Dogs Allowed) 1.Turn left out of Flowery Dell Entrance. 2.Keep following the road across the moor to Downholme. The car park is situated on the right hand side. HOLLY HILL INN (no food sun evenings) Sleegill, Richmond, North Yorkshire, DL10 4RJ Telephone: (01748) 822192 – 5 min walk. Lively country pub, bar meals, snacks and restaurant. Car Park. www.holly-hill-inn.co.uk (Some Dogs allowed in bar area – By Prior arrangement only – Tel to check) 1. Turn right out of Flowery Dell Entrance. 2. Turn left at the end of the lane. 3. The car park is on the left hand side. Richmond – Places to eat – 5 min Drive Rustique Restaurant Excellent Value French Restaurant with early bird menu. Open Monday to Saturday from 10am till 9pm and now Sunday between 12pm and 9pm 01748 821565 Chantry Wynd, Finkle St, Richmond, DL10 4QB www.rustiqueyork.co.uk Created on 04/9/2013 Cross View Tea Rooms and Restaurant A traditional Tea Room located in a listed Georgian building overlooking Richmond's historic cobbled market place. A regular menu of delicious, freshly prepared main meals is supplemented with a range of daily, main course specials and fresh baking all prepared on the premises. 38/39 Market Place, Richmond, North Yorkshire. Tel: 01748 825897 www.crossviewtearooms.co.uk The Black Lion – Finkle Street, Richmond, North Yorkshire, DL10 4QB – 01748 826217 A good selection of traditional specials, everything from cheese and onion tart to lamb shank www.theblacklionhotelrichmond.com The Turf – Victoria Road, Richmond, DL10 4DW – 01748 829011 Dog-friendly pub, serving traditional bar food just off the market square. La Piazza 2, Dundas Street, Richmond This newly opened Italian restaurant has a modern, open-view kitchen, stone tiled floors, outside decking and feature fountains. The menu is classic Italian with a wide selection of pizzas, pasta, meat-based and vegetarian dishes. Tel: 01748 825008. www.lapiazzaitalianrichmond.co.uk The Station, Richmond The Station One of the area’s most popular social venues. Here you can eat in Season’s café/restaurant, which serves a wide range of refreshments from teas to glasses of wine and light lunches to three-course meals. Alternatively, you could sample one of the many flavours offered by Archer’s ice-cream parlour. This delicious jersey ice-cream is a firm favourite with adults and children alike! The Station has outside seating in the summer months. Visit: www.richmondstation.com The King’s Head, Richmond A variety of lunches and suppers are served in the bar downstairs. Dinner is available each evening in an attractive restaurant located on the first floor with views across the cobbled Market Place. The dinner menu offers a variety of meat, fish and vegetarian options. Example dishes include: roast fillet of lamb with pancetta and spinach, thyme and orange jus with dauphinoise potato; or haunch of venison, with herb and black pepper crust, butternut squash, celeriac and beet risotto. For Sunday lunch, there is a choice of roasts.
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