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Map for Visitor Guide-Update 280519.Cdr Tesco Supermarket 5 8 The Deepings Caravan Park Swine’s Meadow Nursery / Garden Centre Godsey Ln, Market Deeping, Peterborough PE6 8UD 7 Town gate East, Market Deeping, PE68LQ 9 10 47 Towngate East Market Deeping, If there is something you need which can’t be found in our Northfields Peterborough PE6 8LQ great range of independent retailers, Tesco should be able Industrial to meet your needs. Large free car park customer toilet. Estate John Eve Field & Glebe Park and On Godsey Lane - Opposite Tesco 6 Retail Park PE6 8LD A large open park area with children’s play equipment to suit all ages & a In amongst a wide range of successful industrial businesses great BMX track. you will find an eclecc range of retail outlets including a The site for regular events such as fair, huge warehouse type store, a pet store, motorcycle sales, Eventus Business Centre: Sunderland Rd, Market Deeping, Circus and Carnival. fireplaces, sports clothing and more. Also the locaon for a Peterborough PE6 8FD good range of motor repairers, a company specialising in Home to over 50 businesses and a café open to the public. Glebe park is a great place to walk your dog. table dressing for funcons & printers - to name just a few Deepings Community Library A1175 to A 4 A15 to 86 High St, Market Deeping, Peterborough PE6 8PD Spalding & Bourne Priory Church Deeping St Nicholas - The UK’s Longest Village 9 Deeping St. James A thriving volunteer run Library offering 7 much more than just books. Church Gate, 10 Deeping St James, 8 Towngate East Peterborough PE6 8NP Deepings Community Centre The impressive size of 2 Douglas Rd, Peterborough PE6 8PA Linchfield Rd St. James' Church indicates that we have here a building which was rather more than The centre for groups, acvies, clubs & clinics, with rooms to the church of a small village. It was in fact founded as part of a hire for your every need. There is always something going on. Benedicne Priory by Baldwin Fitzgilbert, a junior member of the The centre also has a lot of informaon about the locality. Clare family which was much favoured by King Henry I. Godsey Lane Market Deeping Anque and Cra Centre 3 Halfleet B1525 to B 50-56 High Street Market Deeping PE6 8EB Woody Heights Spalding & 5 Skateboard Park South of Deeping St level Fiy plus small retailers selling a variety of items ranging from, Nicholas Anques to Vinyl Records and furniture to books. crossing on 6 B1166 Boundary Green Memorial Garden DEEPING Crowland Rd Opposite Deepings Library, a few MARKET 2 Deeping paces east from the Market A1175 to Church St St James E ST JAMES Nearest Deeping Anque and Cra Centre DEEPING FROGNALL West Deeping postcode Tallington Broadgate Lane A tranquil spot to enjoy the river, feed the Shopping Spalding Rd PE6 8RH & Stamford Precinct ducks of have some fish & chips from the Deeping Lakes Nature Reserve: Stamford Rd award winning shop next door. 1 A number of flooded gravel pits noted for their abundance of High St H wildfowl and waterbird communies. 3 4 Horse Gate St Guthlac’s Church Peterboro’ D The Cross - Deeping St James Bridge Street F C Church St. 2 Jct of Church St, Church Gate & Eastgate Market Deeping This ancient stone structure began Rd G A life as a market cross during the reign The largely 15th-century I of Edward III in the 14th century but church of St Guthlac is the St in 1819 it was converted for use as only church in Church C the village roundhouse or lock-up Market Deeping. On the DEEPING where miscreants were incarcerated south face of the tower is a for pey offences such as limestone sundial inscribed GATE Eastgate drunkenness and vagrancy before with "The day is thine", appearing before the magistrates. with a similar sundial on the north face with "The Night cometh". A15 to Extensive restoraon was carried The nave is supported on the south aisle by Norman arches, Scout Peterborough Island To Deeping out in 1999 to ensure that it the north aisle supports are later Gothic period. The stained glass B remains a tourist aracon for windows in the chancel depict scenes of the life of the St Guthlac. Lakes & many years to come. Map created by A&M Print Ltd. Copyright applies. Crowland Market Deeping 1 Rycro Avenue Shopping Centre H The River Welland Marville Court Shopping Centre Bridge Street Retail Area Town Centre Rycro Avenue, off Broadgate Lane, Deeping St James. Bridge Street, Deeping St James PE6 8HB. G At the juncon of Crowson Way and Thackers Way. E D At the juncon of Bridge Street and Horsegate One of many, but perhaps the best place to access and Deeping St James Here you will find A selecon of business premises including: appreciate the River Welland in Deeping. The river forms A selecon of business premises including: A selecon of business premises which include a a selecon of A Hairdressers, Convenience store / Post Office, the boundary between Lincolnshire and Cambridgeshire. A Barbers, Hairdressers, Convenience store, Vets, Pizza Take-away, Beauty therapist, Kitchen / Bathroom store small independent Computer shop and a Chemist Feed the ducks Chinese Take-away and just across the road is a Co-Op convenience store and swans at High retailers and a good and a barbers shop. Locks or walk range of places to Keal Lodge Caravan Club Cl site. along the south Manor Way Shopping Centre eat and drink. Back Lane, Deeping St James PE6 8RT I bank admiring the Accessible from manor Way or from Hereward Way, F Some parking in the Market Place (except Saturday) and A small (cerfied locaon) caravan site located in the ancient bridge. next to Deeping St James Community Primary School. along the High St. Main car park is behind the Market Sq, tranquil green lane - Back Lane. accessed via Godsey Lane. There are also a number of shops A selecon of business premises including: and cafe’s in the Precints & Market Gate areas adjoining the A Tanning Salon, A Convenience store, A Bistro Back lane is also a favourite for dog walkers. Market Place through walkways which include Public toilets. An Indian Restaurant & Take-away .
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