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The Esthwaite Link The Esthwaite Link A Local Magazine covering the Parishes of Hawkshead, with Low Wray and Sawrey, Rusland and Satterthwaite SeptemberOctober 2021 2021 100053 Hawkshead PCC SEPT 2021_00000 11/08/2021 11:33 Page 10 Tel: 015395 64486 A2A www.a2a.co.uk MOBILE FRIENDLY FULLY EDITABLE WEBSITES FROM £300+VAT View hundreds of websites on our portfolio [email protected] www.a2a.co.uk 2 Beetham Rd, Milnthorpe SPEDDING ELECTRICAL Domestic & Commercial All types of electrical work carried out from repair works to a new installation, Local Plumber no job too big or small, All work fully certified, Heating, Bathroom Installations competitive rates, Call out All Domestic Plumbing Reliable service No Job Too Small • Gas Safe Registered t: 015394 36281 Call Steve m: 07880701754 e: [email protected] 07787 383 894 Stewardsons of WINDERMERE Bownass and Harrison Hawkshead AUTO CENTRE Building Contractors TYRES MOT EXHAUSTS SERVICES REPAIRS For the best in woollens, Call in for your FREE 10 point car safety check Tel: 015395 58477 Tweeds and Outdoor wear. Victoria Forge, Victoria Street, Windermere LA23 1AD 01229 715244 (next to Booths Supermarket) Tel Hawkshead 36262 Tel: 015394 88995 Mobile: 07747 778362 www.windermereautocentre.co.uk All4Paws Hawkshead ALISTAIR IRVINE The Drunken Duck Inn Tel 07827 330905 CONTRACTING Excellent food in a Everything your dog needs Landscaping and Groundwork relaxed and informal atmosphere Dry & wet food-treats Mini Digger & Dumper Hire Three home brewed ales Harness/collars/leads/gifts Septic Tank & Treatment Plant Facebook All4paws Ring 015394 36347 Replacement Soakaways to book a table On line https//all4paws.sumup.link Local Deliveries 07919 893 583 Barngates, Ambleside, 10am till 4pm 7 days Chas and Construction Line Accreditation Cumbria LA22 0NG Chimney Sweep - Est. 1992 Competitive rates B.J. 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Lost, confused, John Dewhurst Wooden Floors or just need reassurance Funeral Directors Sanding and Finishing Call for an appointment Call Adam Hughes Debbie Loring The Sawmill, Hawkshead 07946 339 050 Tel: 015394 68217 Mob 07483 855937 www.yugenwisdom.com [email protected] [email protected] Brownlow Garden Services Landscape and Garden Far Sawrey, LA22 0LQ Maintenance Relax and Let the Professionals Home cooked food served all day 12 until 9pm Do the work Local Ales, Log Fires, Accommodation Muddy Boots, Wet Dogs & Children Welcome 015394 36690 / 07341339775 TEL: 015394 43425 [email protected] David Greenbank Tyres & Towing Ltd Specialists in winter tyre conversions along with tyres for car, van, 4x4, garden tractor etc. Tow bar fitting and trailer servicing Appleby Road, Kendal LA9 6ES www.davidgreenbank.co.uk 01539 721585 100053 Hawkshead PCC SEPT 2021_00000 11/08/2021 11:33 Page 12 D K Atkinson Motorbody Accident Repair Centre Ltd Mechanical & Bodyshop Electrical Contractor Ltd Greystones Garage, Hawkshead Approved Contractor (Established 1979) Tel: 015394 36667 or 36771 Domestic; Commercial & Industrial Work NOW DOING CLASS 4/7 MOT TESTING 7 Lower Stonecroft, Motorbody A R C Ltd Ambleside LA22 0AR Your local Approved Coal Merhants supplying a range of premium coal and smokeless fuel. Tel: 015394 33714 Mob: 07774 783397 Deliveries throughout the area. For prompt attention Tel: 015394 36667 or 36771 Email: [email protected] where a member of the staff will be happy to help. 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