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Village Directory Including Worthy Down SOUTH WONSTON PARISH COUNCIL VILLAGE DIRECTORY INCLUDING WORTHY DOWN SOUTH WONSTON PARISH COUNCIL - (southwonston-parishcouncil.org.uk) This Directory is published by the South Wonston Parish Council and is compiled and distributed on a voluntary basis. The Parish Council hopes that the residents of both South Wonston and Worthy Down will find this Directory a useful guide to the Shops, Traders, Associations, Clubs and Facilities available to the two communities. A copy of the directory is now on our website: www.southwonston-pc.gov.uk Do you run a local club or business? Would you like to advertise in the next issue? If so please contact:- June Perrins – email:- [email protected] or the Clerk Rachael Jones - email:- [email protected] INDEX 1. Pavilion and Recreation Ground Information 2. Shops and Rounds 3. Newspapers, Floristry, Garden Services, Kennels and Catteries, Veterinary Surgeons, Computer, Dog Walking and Home Visit Services 4. Household Services 5. Household Services 6. Motoring, Taxis, Funeral Directors 7. Personal Services 8. Property Services 9. Parish Council and Local Representation 10. Local Representation 11. Churches 12. School and Children’s Activities 13. Associations, Clubs and Children’s Activities 14. Associations, Clubs and Facilities 15 Associations, Clubs and Facilities 16. Associations, Clubs and Facilities 17. Associations, Clubs and Facilities 18. Associations, Clubs and Facilities, South Wonston Surgery 19. Health and Care Services 20. Health and Care Services 21. Refuse Disposal, Recycling and Pest Control 22. Useful telephone numbers 23. Useful telephone numbers, Police Mains Services, Miscellaneous Services, Theatre and Cinema SOUTH WONSTON PAVILION AND RECREATION GROUND The pavilion is located at the South Wonston Recreation Ground and is owned and managed by the South Wonston Parish Council. www.southswonston-pc.gov.uk We would be really pleased to welcome you to come and see for yourself what a great community facility the pavilion is. We are very happy to show you round at a mutually convenient time when the Pavilion is free. Please get in touch to arrange this using the clerk's contact shown below. The Pavilion Terms and Conditions can be found under the Parish Council Information area on the left hand side of the Home page, or by requesting a copy from the Parish Clerk. Please contact Rachael Jones the Parish Clerk to make enquiries for a show round or future booking:- Telephone No. 01962 889072 Email: [email protected] PAVILION HIRE CHARGES – Sept. 2017 – April 2018 (RATES SHOWN ARE HOURLY WITH THE EXCEPTION OF THE KITCHEN AND TV HIRE) PARISH ROOM SOUTH WONSTON NEIGHBOURING BUSINESS RATES INDIVIDUAL £15.00 £17.00 £25.00 MEETINGS PUBLIC MEETINGS £20.00 £25.00 £30.00 REGULAR HIRE £10.00 £13.00 £20.00 JUNIOR GROUPS £8.00 £9.00 £15.00 REGULAR HIRE PARTY RATE £15.00 £17.00 £25.00 KITCHEN HIRE £5.00 £5.00 £5.00 TV AND SOUND £8.00 £8.00 £8.00 SYSTEM HIRE RECREATION GROUND The Recreation Ground on Lower Road is accessed from West Hill Road South. There is a well-equipped children's play area, tennis court, a new MUGA (multi-user-games-area), ball walls, Skate Park, BMX track and an outdoor GYM. The car park has facilities for recycling bottles, clothes and shoes. 11 SOUTH WONSTON STORES AND POST OFFICE Telephone: 01962 881260 Email: [email protected] Web: www.southwonstonstores.co.uk Shop Opening Hours: Monday – Saturday 7.30am – 8.00pm Sunday – 8:30am – 3.00pm Post Office Hours: - Monday – Friday 9:00am –5:30pm (closed 1:00pm – 2:00pm) Saturday – 9:00am – 1:00pm A very big thank-you to all our customers for their continued support in 2017, what a fantastic year yet again! We look forward to welcoming you and all new faces in 2018. Now trading in our 6th year, yes I know! 5 years, we can hardly believe it either; they have gone by so quickly but still thoroughly enjoying the challenge and continuing to strive for the very best store with great produce and where possible from local sources. All of our long established suppliers continue into 2019 with the exception of Brimfield’s Fruit and Veg, Ross has sadly had to call it a day but he has been kind enough to put us in contact with his wholesaler so the quality fruit and veg you have come to expect from our store continues. • Gluten Free range – This department was added in 2017 and has grown from strength to strength, providing a diverse range of products. Gluten free bread is now carried in store and that range has also grown considerably. • Fresh meat supplied from Soles Butchers of Alresford and Jon Thorner’s of Somerset, available instore or to order weekly. • Fresh artisan bread from Happy Toast Bakery delivered Monday – Saturday. All breads and cakes are available to order daily by 2.30pm for next day delivery. • Fresh bread delivered from Warburton’s - Monday – Saturday. • Fresh dairy produce from Clarkes Dairy – Delivered daily and sourced across Hampshire. • Jon Thorner’s Home-made range, Deli cooked meats and cheeses are available daily and to order in store. Customers are coming to our store from as far as Southampton and Salisbury to purchase the amazing range available for this supplier. • Stationery, Greeting Cards from two local suppliers. • A great selection of chilled Beers, Wines, Gins and many other Spirits available, All fresh bread, fruit/veg and meats are available to order weekly should you require it. The Post Office continues to provide the village and surrounding areas with a vital service. You can still access all of the same services you have been used to Monday – Saturday. Free cash withdrawals from all major UK banks + all the usual Post Office Services, Car Tax, Travel Insurance and Bureau de change to name just a few. We look forward to seeing you soon. All at South Wonston Stores 23 NEWSAGENT, SUPPLIES AND SERVICES We deliver national daily papers, magazines, local and Sunday papers. Richard & Susan Jerram – 134 Downs Road, South Wonston. Telephone Nos. - 01962 885822 or Mobile No. 07762 121728 DOG WALKING, CAT VISITS, HOME & PET SITTING Paws Pet Services - Telephone: 07763 419303, Lauren Found - 12 Waverley Drive, South Wonston Website: www.pawspetserviceswinchester.com Check for special "South Wonston “offers. Also on Facebook - Paws Pet Services. Email: [email protected] KENNELS AND CATTERIES, VETERINARY SURGEONS KENNELS AND CATTERIES – John B. Knott MRCVS Telephone No. 01962 884013 Kings Worthy Boarding Kennels and Cattery. Upper Hookpit Farmhouse, Worthy Down Lane, Kings Worthy, S021 2RR. VETERINARY SURGEONS Telephone No. 01962 884013 JOHN B. KNOTT MRCVS Personal veterinary care to domestic pets, horses and farm animals. Upper Hookpit Farmhouse, Worthy Down Lane, Kings Worthy, S021 2RR. Emails:- [email protected]. Website:- www.knottsvetsurgery.com C N & C M DONNELL MRCVS Telephone No. 01962 884000 Professional and personal veterinary care for domestic pets. Hawksdown Veterinary Centre, 41 Harestock Road, Harestock, Winchester. SCOVELLSWAY TRAINING KENNELS Open 7 days a week as from 8.00am - 5.00pm. We offer group and individual training from puppy to adult dogs. Gundog, obedience and agility training (agility April - October) are available, please visit our website for a comprehensive breakdown of the services we offer. Residential training kennels offering bespoke training for your dog. Email: [email protected] Telephone Nos. 01962 710637 / 075570984400 SCOVELLSWAY GROOMING Opening Hours: 9.00am to 5.00pm weekdays, excluding bank holidays Member of the British Dog Grooming Association, fully qualified level 2 & 3 groomer offering a comprehensive grooming service for all breeds of dogs in a purpose built salon. Email: [email protected] Telephone No. 07787290514 www.scovellswaytrainingkennels.co.uk JASPER'S PET CARE Dog walking and visits for all pets, based in South Wonston. Local, friendly, reliable and insured. Contact Teresa on: 07753 118293 Find us on Facebook and Instagram @jasperspetcarewinchester 34 HOUSEHOLD SERVICES ELLIOTT CARPET-CARE Independent Family Run and Owned Business, approved by Trading Standards, Honest and Competitive Pricing. Rapid Dry Times, Discounts for Whole Houses, FREE No-Obligation Quotation. www.elliottcarpetcare.co.uk Telephone No. 023 8055 5810 FURNITURE REPAIR AND RESTORATION Antique and modern furniture repaired and restored (stripping, staining and polishing as well as the removal of scratches, chips, stains, scorch, water and ring marks. Etc.) Simon Ward, 45 Main Road Littleton. SO22 6QL Telephone No. 01962 884412 PIPEWORKS PLUMBING – HEATING – DRAINAGE FROM NEW INSTALLATIONS TO SERVICING AND REPAIRS CH Powerflushing, Hot Water Cylinders, Radiators and Pipework, Water Softeners, Showers, Baths, Toilets, Basins, Taps, Drainage, Unblocking, Complete Kitchen and Bathroom Refits. NO LOCAL CALL-OUT CHARGE AND NO JOB TOO SMALL For friendly, prompt and reliable service. Contact:- Symon Tilley on either Mobile No. 07977 392502 or 01962 884022 or Email:- [email protected] ALEXANDRA HEATING SERVICES LTD your local Heating Engineers for all your Oil, Gas, LPG and Renewable Energy needs. *Breakdown and Repairs * Servicing * Installations * Under-Floor Heating * Service Plans * Call us on Telephone No:- 01962 600050 or email:- [email protected] For more information please visit our website:- www.ahs.heating.co.uk CHIMCLEAR CHIMNEY SERVICES LTD. ICS Certified Chimney Sweep and HETAS Engineer. Qualified fitter of wood and multi flue stoves, including chimney lining and flue installation. If you have a chimney problem or need a sweep call:- Darren Jones – Mobile No. 07787 298162 or Telephone No. 01962 884595 or Email:- [email protected] RAYMOND'S General roof and Chimney repairs Gutter cleaning and maintenance work. Call Daren Raymond on Mobile No. 07752176665 or email:[email protected] 54 HOUSEHOLD SERVICES C2 RENEWABLE SOLUTIONS Experts in providing renewable energy solutions through solar panel, battery storage and heat pump technology for domestic and commercial clients.
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