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FREE Your essential pocket guide to CamborneCamborne Maps Shopping Eating and Drinking Business Services Staying Parking Edition 1 Contents Retail Eat and Drink 2 Bakeries 19 Bars & Inns Welcome 2 Books 19 Hotels to Camborne, 2 Butchers 20 Cafés & our friendly and 2 Charities Restaurants 3 Chemists 20 Take Away Food accessible town. 4 Computers 4 Entertainment Services This guide helps you make the 4 Fashion/Clothes 22 Accountants most of your visits by listing all of 4 Fishmonger 22 Banks and the shops, places to eat, drink and stay in Camborne in addition to 5 Florist Building Societies the business services. 5 Food & Drink 22 Bingo & Betting 6 Fruit & Veg 23 Car Repairs The map on the centre pages uses 6 Gifts & Cards 23 Dentists the same colour coding as the 6 Hobbies 23 Doctors business listing to help show you where to find the people you need... & Crafts 24 Estate Agents Retail, Eat and Drink, Services. 6 Home & 24 Financial The map also shows you where to Hardware 25 Funeral Services find the Public Services. 7 Home 25 Hair & Beauty Improvements 26 Health You can see where to park - free on 7 Jewellery 27 Property the street for half an hour or in the Pay and Display car parks (times and 8 Music 27 Public Services charges are shown). Other transport 8 Opticians 28 Solicitors information is also provided. 8 Pets 28 Tattoos 8 Phones 28 Travel Events are listed on the back cover. 9 Post Office 29 Vets 9 Shoes We hope you enjoy your 9 Specialists time spent in Camborne. 10 Sports 10 Stationer or Newsagent 10 Toys ‘We’ are Camborne Business Improvement District, all of the businesses of the town working together. 1 Retail Bakeries Butchers CLIC Scope 58 Trelowarren Street 14 Trelowarren Street A & K Cornish Pastries Cornish Quality Meat www.clicsargent.org.uk 01209 711972 37 Trelowarren Street 28 Trelowarren Street Clic Sargent UK www.scope.org.uk 01209 718556 01209 717235 @CLIC_Sargent Scope @scope Berrymans Bakery Lloyd Maunder Cornwall Air Ambulance 43 Trelowarren Street 10 Trelowarren Street 48-50 Trelowarren Street Family run traditional bakery offering www.lloydmaunder.co.uk www.cornwallairambulancetrust.org Chemists a great range of products. Cornwall Air Ambulance Trust Mon-Sat 8.45am-3pm Pooleys Meat Pantry (close 2pm Sat) Boots 01209714420 103 Trelowarren Street Cornwall Hospice Care 10 Commercial Street [email protected] Independent butchers selling locally 32 Trelowarren Street www.boots.com sourced beef, lamb and pork, making 01209 612750 Boots Official UK www.cornish-pasty.co.uk own sausages and hogs pudding. Berrymans Bakery Delivery service @Berrymanbakery Mon-Sat 7.30am-5pm Curios and Antiques Boots (close 1pm Sat) 16 Commercial Street 2 Trelowarren Street The Cake-Hole 01209 712350 Selling curios and antiques to pay to 01209 713134 3 and 4 Gurney Mews [email protected] look after pets when the owners are www.boots.com www.pooleysmeatpantry.co.uk in hospital. 07795484398 Boots Official UK [email protected] The Cake Hole Just Craft Day Lewis Chemist Charities 6 Commercial Street 21 Trelowarren Street Warren & Sons www.cambornechurch.org.uk/just-craft 01209 714577 20 Trelowarren Street Barnardos www.daylewisplc.co.uk 01209 713256 18 Trelowarren Street Kernow Animal Welfare Day Lewis Pharmacy www.warrensbakery.co.uk www.barnardos.org.uk 80 Trelowarren Street @DayLewisGroup Barnardos Sell children's products to pay to look after pets when the owners are in WC Rowe @Barnardos hospital. Superdrug 15 Commercial Square 01209 718120 5-9 Trelowarren Street 01209 715559 British Heart Foundation 01209 715939 www.rowesbakers.co.uk 42 Commercial Street Kernow Animal Welfare www.superdrug.com Rowes Cornish Bakers 01209 716194 19 Basset Street Superdrug www.bhf.org.uk Selling anything to pay to look after @superdrug British Heart Foundation pets when the owners are in hospital. Books @TheBHF 01209 613500 The Works Bookshop Camborne Animal Trust RSPCA 17a Trelowarren Street 68 Union Street 3 Bassett Road www.theworks.co.uk www.rspcacornwall.org.uk The Works Stores Charity Box @RSPCA_Official @Theworksstores 66 Centenary Street Charity Box (Shelter Box) 3 Retail Computers Lilli Lolli Florist Four Seasons Wholefoods 9a Basset Road 68 Trelowarren Street Camborne Computers 01209 698343 GR & SD Mills Camborne's only independent health 40a Cross Street www.lillilolli.co.uk 11 Commercial Street food shop with a range of healthy Computer, notebook sales & repairs; Lilli Lolli 01209 718144 eating options & supplements. Mon-Sat 9.30am-5pm system upgrades, ink refills, cable & @Lillilolli12 Selling flowers and creating hand tied peripherals. Internet access. floral bouquets and giftware for (close 4pm Sat) Mon-Sat 9.30am-5.30pm weddings and funerals. Interflora 01209 715965 01209 8087246 M & Co service. [email protected] [email protected] 23-27 Trelowarren Street www.millsflorists-camborne.co.uk www.Cambornedeli.co.uk www.cambornecomputers.com 01209 712902 Four Seasons Wholefoods Camborne Computers www.mandco.com M and Co Fashion Food & Drink Iceland Frozen Foods @Mandco_Fashion 34 Trelowarren Street Entertainment Aldi 01209 612462 Sands of Cornwall Church Street www.iceland.co.uk Video 71 59 Trelowarren Street 01209 613231 Iceland Foods 61a Trelowarren Street 01209 711548 www.aldi.co.uk 01209 712340 Sands of Cornwall Aldi UK Sugacane Video 71 Ltd 14 Commercial Square Store Twenty One Camborne Delicatessen Trading for 3 years selling 'Pic n Mix', 29 Trelowarren Street 61 Trelowarren Street sugar-free, fudge, milkshakes, ice creams, party bags, and cake www.storetwentyone.co.uk Fashion/Clothes 01209 718428 decorations. Store Twenty One [email protected] Mon-Sat 9am-5pm Deja Vu @Storetwentyone www.cambornedeli.co.uk (close Sat 5.30pm) The Camborne Deli 51 Cross Street Sun 11am-4pm @Camborned 01209 612031 www.dejavuclothing.tumblr.com Xanadu [email protected] Deja Vu Clothing 46 Trelowarren Street 01209 612887 Costcutters Sugacane Camborne Dorothy Perkins 32-34 Commercial Street 01209 716565 Tesco Stores 3 Trelowarren Street www.costcutter.com Wesley Street 01209 612423 Fishmonger Costcutter 08456 779121 www.dorothyperkins.com @Costcutter www.tesco.com Dorothy Perkins Tasty's Fresh Fish Tesco Dorothyperkins Wellington Road The finest fresh fish in the West. Deol Wines @uktesco Double T Trading Company Tues-Fri 9.30am-3pm 42 Trelowarren Street Sat 9.30am-2pm 01209 715256 Treswithian Stores 53-55 Trelowarren Street Sun & Mon Closed Treswithian 07857 333044 01209 713315 JoJos Tastys Fresh Fish 16 Trelowarren Street 5 Retail Fruit & Veg Kernow Model Railway Manchester House International Tiles Centre 81 Trelowarren Street 12-16 Rosewarne Road 5-A-Day Greengrocer 98a Trelowarren Stree 01209 712327 01209 612310 12 Trelowarren Street 01209 714099 www.bathroom-world.com www.kernowmodelrailcentre.com M J S Second Hand Locksmiths @Kernowmodelrail Furniture Gifts & Cards 39 Trevenson Street 87 Trelowarren Street www.locksmithcamborne.co.uk Shirley's Wool & Plus Independent local business Card Factory 7 Cross Street specialising in good quality new and 10 Commercial Square used furniture.Also shops in Penzance PJD Martin Ltd www.cardfactory.eu.com & Helston. Treswithian Stick With It Mon-Sat 10am-5pm 01209 717007 Cards for All Occasions 79 Trelowarren Street 01209 719205 www.pjdmartin.co.uk Local independent paper craft MJS Furniture PJD Martin 30 Trelowarren Street specialist trading for over 6 years. Mon-Sat 9.30am-4pm Poundstretchers Limited Earthtones 01209 613733 Rodda and Hocking 24 Trelowarren Street 3 Mitchell Lane [email protected] 2 College Street www.poundstretcher.co.uk Local well established company www.earthtonescornwall.co.uk Stick-With-It-Ltd Poundstretcher that installs double glazed windows, Earthtones @Poundstretcher1 doors, conservatories, fascia's, soffits The Fabric Box and gutters. 85 Trelowarren Street 01209 718002 Hobbies and Crafts www.conservatoriesincornwall.com Home Improvements Rodda Hocking Home & Hardware @Rodda_Hocking Geoff's Wine Making Centre Beaver Blinds 47a Cross Street 53 Cross Street Independent home brew retailer Argos West Coast Clearance Family run local business measuring trading for 28 years. Unit 3,Trevithick Road Albert Hall,Albert Street Tues-Sat 10am-4pm and fitting blinds for over 20 years. 08451 657329 Mon-Sat 9am-12pm Westcoast Clearance (closed 12.30-1.30pm each day) www.argos.co.uk 01209 613123 01209 715708 Argos [email protected] @Argos_Online www.blindscornwall.net Jewellery J Toms & Son Blinds Cornwall 18 Cross Street Betty's Bargains Roy Doble Jewellers Sells fabulous model vehicles. 71 Trelowarren Street Express Sewing Services 01209 713109 38 Trelowarren Street The place to shop for homeware, 1a Basset Road Jewellers established in 1962. pets, cleaning goods, DIY tools, Garment alterations and repairs. Watches, jewellery, gifts, repairs Just In Fabrics gardening, at reliable discount prices. Curtains made, shortening service. & engraving. Visit our website! 56 Trelowarren Street 01209 711133 Cornish tartan waistcoats, kilts & Mon-Sat Fabric, wool & haberdashery. leather repairs. 01209 613000 Mon-Fri 9am-5pm Sat 9am-4pm Jims Cash And Carry Mon-Fri 8.30am-3pm www.roydoble.co.uk 01209 715211 101 Trelowarren Street 01209 719843 [email protected] 01209 712327 The Jewellery Workshop www.jims.org.uk Froyco Services 76 Trelowarren Street 2 Vyvyan Street 7 Retail Music Pets Post Office Kens 9 Cross Street Lost In Music Aqua-Tique Post Office Bingo supplies, machines, raffle tickets. 83 Trelowarren Street 16 Cross Street 15 Chapel
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