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Businesses and Community Offerings And Any changes to this please email [email protected] so it can be kept as accurate as possible by the Town Council This info is regularly updated and can be found on: www.liskeard.gov.uk/services-info/coronavirus Businesses and Community Offerings and generally useful info (as at 14th April, 2020) Expect and respect the social distancing rules in place if you aren't able to #StayHomeSaveLives Who What How to Contact Additional Info Business hours and those offering Deliveries / Take Away Addington Service Station 8am - 8pm daily FB page: Premier - New page. Addington Service Liskeard Station, Liskeard : BP Addington Stores 7.30am - 5pm Monday - Friday 2 customers in store at a time Liskeard 8am - 5pm Saturday and Sunday Aldi 8am - 8pm Monday - Saturday. www.facebook.com/Aldi-UK-288068591619342 Liskeard Usual Sunday hours Emergency Services staff: Priority access to store at any time. Can enter from 9.30am on Sundays and select shopping ready for tills opening at 10am Elderly and most vulnerable can access store 30 minutes before opening Mon- Sat so they are ready to go to tills at opening time. Andrew Keirl We are able to offer advice The practice may not be manned all day FB page: Andrew Keirl Optitians Optitians regarding emergency eye care every day but if we can help with Liskeard including MECSs, repair broken anything please call 01579 346694 or spectacles and arrange for email supplies of contact lenses. [email protected] B & M Monday - Saturday 8.30am - 10% discount to NHS - show ID badge Liskeard 6pm Sunday 10am - 4pm Barclays Bank Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Liskeard Friday 9.30am - 1pm, Wednesday 10am - 1pm, Saturday 9.30am - 12 noon Best Kebab Free Delivery service in Liskeard 01579345530 Show NHS ID badge Liskeard for orders over £15 open 5pm till 10pm FB page Must be ordered via the website www.bestkebabliskeard.com One item Free from menu for NHS staff Boots Monday - Saturday 10am - Pharmacy Team 01579 343183 Volunteer Cornwall assistance with collection of Liskeard 4.30pm prescriptions: 01872 266988 Sunday 10am - 12, 1 - 4pm email: [email protected] (closed 12-1pm, Sundays) Liskeard Young Farmers Club also assisting with prescription collection. Contact Dan Lethbridge on 07588790066 Bruckey Farm Mobile Tea, apple juice, olives, honey Call 07464 483914 A farmer working with other farmers to bring you Produce Shop jams, Vegetables, fruits, honey, fresher tastier produce. South Trekeive jam, chutney, gifts, potatoes If driving from Liskeard, head to Siblyback Lake. Liskeard Once on the Lake approach road the shop is on the left hand side 1/2 a mile down the lane Facebook page: @bruckeyfarmshop Café Abundance Deliver food in the Liskeard, [email protected] Facebook page: @cafeabundance.uk Junk Food Project Torpoint area on a pay as you feel basis www.cafeabundance.co.uk Check Facebook page for further info. Order by 3pm on Wednesdays for delivery on Thursday or Friday. Caradon Inn Pop up shop. Orders can be placed by phone on Items will then be picked and packed for you to Upton Cross Groceries, fruit and vegetables 01579 228315, or message via collect. Facebook page. Check Facebook page for latest info: [email protected] @thecaradoninn www.caradoninn.co.uk Chadd's Foodsmiths Home deliveries 01288 353964 min order £50 Liskeard and Looe areas twice a [email protected] Delivery within 2 days week FB page 1000s of items www.chaddsfoodsmiths.co.uk 6 days a week Chris Davis – Milkman unable to take any more customers Chris Rounsevell, Butcher Home delivery service for call/text 07713456704 or 01579 363598 we have a wide range of special offers and bulk Caradon Town anyone that is unable to get to open as normal 8am -5pm 6 days a buy deals on our shop at this time week We have closed off the shop and serve at the entrance. Call before you set off, we can get your order together and ready for when you turn up Continental Fruits Bread, fresh fruit veg and more. [email protected] *Minimum order £10 for delivery. Give your name Wholesale full address (any tips for the driver delivering or if Liskeard We are experiencing a high Alternatively please call 01579 326841 you are able to collect) and a detailed description number of calls and enquiries so of what you require. please be patient and we will get back to you. Anyone with an If you are able to collect we will be arranging a existing order please do not be collection point where we can safely practice social concerned as we are getting distancing and place your goods in your boot on these out to you. arrival. Cornish Cheese Company Home delivered, locally sourced Please give us a ring on 07948080563 All of the products in this box have been produced food box full of your essential to organise a bespoke food box and by local Cornish companies including: veg, meats and dairy products delivery day. for you to choose from. Chris Rounsevell Traditional Butchers Blakes Bakery H F Produce Limited Tom Mitchell Potatoes Liskeard Davey’s Cracking Good Eggs See full list of products and prices at: https://bit.ly/34ifqGx Co-Op Opening hours Liskeard 7am - 8pm Mon - Sat. Sun 10-4 Vulnerable customers and NHS staff hours: 8am - 9am Monday - Saturday, 10-11 Sundays Cornish Pudding Pudding boxes delivered on 07713468208 Deliveries to Liskeard, Dobwalls, Pelynt, St Cleer, Company Saturdays between 4-8pm [email protected] Duloe, Merrymeet, Menheniot Liskeard £10 or via Facebook Order in plenty of time as they sell out Full details on Facebook page: @TheCornishPuddingCo Daddios Kebab & Pizza 7 days a week from 5-10pm 01579 344555 Contactless service available, pre pay by Liskeard collection and delivery to credit/debit card. Or you can leave your payment Liskeard and surrounding area on the doorstep and our driver will leave your food and change and just ring on the doorbell before leaving. FB page www.daddiosliskeard.co.uk Day Lewis Chemist Monday - Saturday 10am - Urgent calls outside these hours: 01579 Volunteer Cornwall assistance with collection of Liskeard 12noon, then 2 - 5.30pm 342225 prescriptions: 01872 266988 email: [email protected] Liskeard Young Farmers Club also assisting with prescription collection. Contact Dan Lethbridge on 07588790066 Delea Coffeehouse & An assortment of fermented 07548827460 Free delivery in & around Liskeard on orders over Fermented Foods foods & kefir kits for delivery [email protected] £5 or can post for a small fee. Liskeard Facebook page Delea Coffeehouse & Fermented Foods www.delea-coffeehouse.business.site Dominos Pizza Delivery only pizza. No walk ins 01579 348989 Contactless deliveries. Liskeard website, facebook or app ordering Cash no longer accepted Facebook page: @DominosPizzaLiskeard Downderry Stores Home delivery local to 01503 250232 home delivery volunteers needed 01503 250232 Downderry resident – also prescription pick ups etc Fat Frog Café Home delivery in 2.5 mile radius 01579 348818 or Just Eat app On ALL of our deliveries we are now offering a Liskeard of Liskeard. ‘contactless delivery’, this means we will come to your door, put our insulated bags by the door, No walk in orders at the café. knock or ring your bell and then step back whilst you take your order. FB page Geoffry Harris Tyres Reduced working hours 01579 347744 FB page Liskeard 8.30 - 3.30 until further notice www.tyresliskeard.co.uk Green Cow Dairy Apple Juice & Honey from the 07876 208609 www.greencowdairy.co.uk Tamar Valley. Tea, Coffee, Biscuits. Along with Facebook page: @GreenCowDairy our delicious milk, all you need for that relaxing cuppa! Meat boxes, Fruit & Veg boxes, Breakfast boxes HE Goldsworthy Gas deliveries (although shop 01579 342188 www.hegoldsworthy.co.uk Liskeard closed, deliveries still possible) 07970 075277 Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/pages/H-E- [email protected] Goldsworthy/1677877645794956 Health and Happiness Accept orders and card 01579 340740 Pay by card if at all possible. Liskeard payments over the phone so that someone else can come in to collect what you need. Possibility of local deliveries in the future. Check with store. HSBC Bank Monday - Friday 10am - 2pm Liskeard Horizon Farm Shop, a home delivery service within 10 01579 557070 Deliveries are only available Monday to Friday. Tremar miles. Minimum order value of £25. 9am - 1pm weekdays, 10am - 1pm Groceries and meals delivered Sundays Ring the shop with their order and we will deliver it within 48hours. same day delivery not possible. You can either pay by card over the phone or you can put cash in an envelope for the driver to collect. Delivery details given when ordering. J & R Food Service Home food delivery service. 01392 445510 Free delivery on orders over £50, otherwise £5 Fresh milk www.jrfoodservice.co.uk charge. Fresh fruit or Veg Boxes Ready Meal Boxes Brochure available online. Also has App . Fresh Butchery boxes Order by midnight for next day delivery. Everyday Essentials Fresh Fish Boxes Whole of Cornwall Monday - Saturday Junk Food Project Come along to either Wesley [email protected] Facebook page: Church or St Martin's Church on @TheRealJunkFoodProjectPlymouth Fridays between 12-1.30 and collect some food. Please pay as you feel if you can. Check Facebook for location each realjunkfoodprojectplymouth.weebly.com week. Will be joining forces with cafe abundance at St Martin's Church Liskeard to provide a pop up grocery ‘shop’ and meals for you to heat up at home on. Keveral Community Local, organic vegetable and/or 01503 250343 FB Page Growers fruit boxes based in Seaton, [email protected] Seaton Cornwall. Deliver within a 30 mile www.keveral.co.uk/community-of-growers radius. Kevin James, Milkman unable to take any more customers Launderette Open, closed for lunch 12-1pm call 01579 343293 for assistance The Parade Liskeard The Little Shop Dvds & Buy from them through their Through their Facebook page.
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