DOCSLIB.ORG

Consultation Summary Report

Total Page：16

File Type：pdf, Size：1020Kb

Download full-text PDF Read full-text
Consultation Summary Report Community Transport Commissioning Draft Commissioning Strategy CONSULTATION SUMMARY REPORT Appendices Community Transport Commissioning Board October 2013 Community Transport Commissioning Strategy Consultation Report – Appendix 1 Responses through the Questionnaire from Users of Community Transport 428 Responses Returned 1. Who should be eligible to use community transport services? We are proposing that people will be eligible to use community transport services supported by the council on the basis that they find it difficult or impossible to use public transport and they have no access to a car. Agreement • 79 people indicated that they agreed or strongly agreed with the proposal with no further comment • I am now 92 years young when I could walk a little I joined dial-a-ride • it is a good idea and welcome by us to have one day out a week otherwise we have to get 3 buses to get from Hengrove to Stockwood • I believe any person child young person adult should be able to use if they have any difficulties using public transport • I would be lost without my weekly shopping trips plus day trips where and when possible • a wonderful thing community transport, it helps the elderly get out mainly shopping a break and a truly wonderful service • excellent idea more elderly people will be able to get out and about away from their house • Great idea more pensioners will be able to get out • Your proposals are good for people who find it difficult to walk • it helps me very much I get help on and off the buses • I am unable to walk to a bus stop or carry my shopping home so the more times that I am able to use a bus the better I have to have the transport to doctors dentist and foot clinic so I don’t know how I could do it without the bus it is a wonderful support please don’t take it away • I am 82 years old and have no access to a car and I have to walk with a walking stick so I rely on community transport • I agree to this proposal at the age of 95 as these people like myself would be house band and cost would increase elsewhere • I am 90 in early July and am quite severely disabled (I can only walk a few yards with 2 sticks) I cannot get as far as the bus stop and could not get on and off without assistance. I live alone and have no family and I have no neighbours in a position to help me. • this is vital as many of us disabled struggle with public transport shopping is impossible without CT supplying a door to door service • I think that this is a good proposal I know a lot of people who would like to use CT but have no access to it • I fully agree with the proposal that people will be eligible on the basis that they find it difficult or impossible to use PT the people who really need it must still be able to access this service • Elderly and disabled 1 Community Transport Commissioning Strategy Consultation Report – Appendix 1 • OAP and Disabled • I believe CT should still be for disabled and elderly this service provide us to do daily shops and appointments and trips • This seems reasonable as I am now able to us CT I am not eligible even for the 2 years that I was in residential care I could not use dial a ride even though not fit to travel by bus • it makes sense to have CT as so many older people don’t have a car can’t drive and have lost partners that did have cars • I agree with this proposal and don’t forget the wonderful drivers • I agree to the above proposal as this is very important for people with mobility problems • I agree that the service should only be for disabled and the very elderly it is currently being abused by people who could catch a bus • agree as an elderly less mobile person I am unable to access public transport near my home • I find this service a great help to me I would be lost without it as I had a stroke 10 months ago and would not be able to go shopping without this service • older people and the disabled • I need this service for my shopping I am 84 years old and find it difficult to carry heavy goods • this is a very good service as it is a lifeline I or many people who can use it is wonderful • I agree with the above proposal I am wheelchair bound I use BDAR and very grateful for such a wonderful service I would not be able to go out otherwise as I do not have a car to access • I believe this was what the service was originally for it shouldn’t be used just for a cheap means of transport for the abled as it has become. No wonder the funds for this service are becoming hard to justify there are people who need this service more desperately • we have a lot of people who do not have cars myself included and to get a bus is quite a distance and carrying heavy shopping up the steep hills is almost impossible so it means several journeys a week to go shopping in all wind and weathers is going to be very difficult without the community transport especially in the Bedminster down area. • some will combine a trip to their bank, post office this is to withdraw money for their day to day living costs also the CT bus also them to do a much better shop than would be possible if they had to walk from normal public transport stops the terrain for instance on Bedminster down is particularly hilly and this means door to door is essential for older people in this area • I totally agree I have no car available and therefore find myself using taxis to get around • this is already the legal criteria • a very good proposal that will able people with health problems to get out and about • shopping facility is a must for most elderly and disabled • it would be ideal for all to have this door to door service as bus service is disgraceful and it would be less cars on the road • people need this transport for a while then not as they have knee and hip replacements and get back to normal • the service has been invaluable to me and my friends as none of us have a car • this proposal is absolutely fine provided the eligible people are fully informed of how to access it easily I do not live in the proposed area for this service but in my area my next door neighbour only knew about how to make contact to CT by word to mouth she didn’t know if she was eligible 2 Community Transport Commissioning Strategy Consultation Report – Appendix 1 • I would like to be able to use it to go to church on a Sunday morning • I think that disabled and blind people and anyone with a mobility issue should be eligible • this is a very helpful service and means that I can visit a friend who is also housebound both in our 90s and do not feel confident enough to go out alone • as a disabled person myself I think this sort of service is very important and help people to get out and socialize or take part in activities • I don’t have a car and manage to use transport when the weather permits it has a lot of people from Frenchay who use this service • I think it’s a very good idea I have serious osteoporosis and public transport is horrendous I also have anxiety and don’t enjoy going far without help • agreed those eligible for transport especially have no access to a car and bus service not available • the reason that I want CT it would mean that I would be able to have it brought up into Penrith gardens where I live I find it difficult to walk to far • this is acceptable providing that it is low cost as most people falling into these categories are on low income • I sincerely hope that the CT service will continue to provide transport for all of the needs as we are unable to use transport • we use this service as we cannot walk far and it takes us from a to b directly and with family it is sometimes too far to walk to the car • in like to be an independent 77 year old as my family is very tight and get on really well • there are many that would benefit from a bus service as main routes are too far to carry shopping in our area of stoke bishop • it’s a god send to be able to use this service as I have had mobility issues for 16 years Comments About Medical Trips • I feel it is imperative that services remain available for access to Southmead hospital and other medical centres for the elderly and those with no access to a car • the hospital shunt service from Southmead to Frenchay is invaluable for people like myself • Easy access for hospital appointments • present service for elderly and disabled people seems to cover those who have difficulty getting to necessary places in their district such as some medical appointments and food shopping • very fair particularly frail OAPs who cannot get their trolleys off of the bus and medical appointments • hospital appointments each year Southmead orthopaedics centre it’s a long walk from the main entrance to the orthopaedic department also BRI appointments • this would be brilliant if it actually worked I feel really let down by this group as a person who goes to hospital twice a week and the RNBI once a week • I agree with this proposal as I would not be able to travel to med apps without CT • medical needs should have priority Comments About Age 3 Community Transport Commissioning Strategy Consultation Report – Appendix 1 • anybody over 50 • anyone who needs it whatever age they are • All pensioners • everybody elder and disabled over 55 years old • people circumstances change overnight one day they are able the next they are not make it should be over a certain age Comments About Bristol Dial-a-Ride • I am happy to pay the fee I’m just glad that I can still travel on BDAR • BDAR is my salvation as regards household shopping • I use the dial-a-ride service and this makes life a lot easier me and my neighbours would willing contribute to this service • I would very much appreciate CT however as a disabled person I have attempted to use the dial a ride service since registering with them some years ago.
Load more

Recommended publications
  • Welcome to Clarks Village ENTRANCE 50 54 ENTRANCE KING ARTHUR’S FOREST H/S H/S ADVENTURE PLAY PARK
    Welcome to Clarks Village ENTRANCE 50 54 ENTRANCE KING ARTHUR’S FOREST H/S H/S ADVENTURE PLAY PARK ENTRANCE A/B 92 94 92C 1A 74 1B 73 2A/2B/2C 75 48 49 50-52 72 47 22 76 21 77 46 78 71 20 79 45 59B 18 80 70 82 81 44 16-17 14 69 15 13 68 67 ENTRANCE ENTRANCE 43 59A 66 65 64 42 59 35 28 4B 10 11 12 83 60-61 62 63 41 34A 4A 9 40 34 3 8 MO NORTHSIDE 7 CAR PARK 38 39 A 29 32-33 YOU 37D 23 6 C GRANGE 37 ARE CAR PARK 5 37B 4 HERE A 23 -2 37 1-2 30 31 25 53 26 58 57 27A 54-56 ENTRANCE 27B ENTRANCE SOUTHLEAZE CAR & COACH PARK FASHION FOOTWEAR HANDBAGS AND LUGGAGE SERVICES 47 Barbour 21 Clarks 59 Fiorelli Baby Changing 26 Bench 13 Clarks Factory Shop 65 IT Luggage Cafés/Restaurants 12 Ben Sherman 7 Ecco 83 Osprey London Cash Dispenser 45 Calvin Klein 28 Skechers 16/17 Radley Disabled Facilities 15 Cotton Traders 29 Samsonite Shopmobility 69 Crew Clothing Company SPORTS & OUTDOOR Wheelchair hire available – telephone 25 French Connection HOME AND LIFESTYLE booking line 01458 447384 or 54/56 GAP Outlet 48 Asics see website for details. 14 Henri Lloyd 60-61 Mountain Warehouse 2C Bedeck First Aid 35 Hobbs 27B The North Face 2A Dartington Crystal 50H/S Fusion Recruitment 30 Jaeger 76 Sports Direct 2B Denby Toilets 31 Jeff Banks 38 Tog 24 40 Le Creuset Shoe Museum 62 Joules 5 Trespass 1B Portmeirion 01458 842243 23A Lakeland Leather 64 ProCook Tourist Information Centre 01458 447384 49 Levi’s GIFTS AND ACCESSORIES 46 Tefal Home & Cook 23/24 M&S Outlet 58 Tempur Management Office 70 Musto 59A Chapelle 44 Villeroy & Boch 01458 840064 71 Next Clearance
    [Show full text]
  • Coach-Trips-2019.Pdf
    Coach Trips Age UK Exeter Coach Trips Thursday 14/03 - Cheltenham £14.50 Cheltenham, in Gloucestershire, is home to the renowned Cheltenham Festival and the Gold Cup. It’s also known for Regency buildings, including the Pittville Pump Room, a remnant of Cheltenham’s past as a spa town. There’s fine art at The Wilson museum, and the Victorian Everyman Theatre has an ornate auditorium. Tuesday 02/04 - Salcombe £13.00 Salcombe is a popular resort town in the South Hams. Close to the mouth of the Kingsbridge Estuary, mostly built on the steep west side of the estuary. It lies within the South Devon Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Wednesday 15/05 - Cardiff £14.50 A port city on the south coast of Wales, where the River Taff meets the Severn Estuary, Cardiff was proclaimed the nation’s capital in 1955. The revitalized waterfront at Cardiff Bay includes the Wales Millennium Centre, and lots of cafes, restaurants and shops at Mermaid Quay. Monday 10/06 - Weymouth £13.00 A seaside town in Dorset, Weymouth’s sandy beach is dotted with colorful beach huts and backed by Georgian houses. Jurassic Skyline, a revolving viewing tower, and Victorian Nothe Fort offer harbour views. Weymouth Sealife Park is home to sharks, turtles and stingrays. On the fossil-rich Jurassic Coast is pebbly Chesil Beach. A causeway leads to Portland Island with its lighthouse and birdlife. Friday 12/07 - Bude £13.00 There’s a lot to love about Bude. With a laidback allure all of its own, and so much to see and do, it has something for everyone.
    [Show full text]
  • 157 High Street, Street, Somerset, BA16 0ND
    www.torestates.co.uk Telephone: 01458 888020 20 High Street 73 High Street [email protected] Glastonbury Street [email protected] BA6 9DU BA16 0EG [email protected] 157 High Street, Street, Somerset, BA16 0ND £105,000 – Freehold A beautifully presented, refurbished maisonette style property, conveniently situated within easy walking distance to all the High Street amenities. Refurbished throughout, the property is being offered with NO ONWARD CHAIN. An early viewing is essential. The property comprises entrance hall, open plan lounge/diner/kitchen, cloakroom, one double bedroom with en-suite shower room. www.torestates.co.uk Telephone: 01458 888020 157 High Street, Street, Somerset, BA16 0ND AMENITIES & RECREATION Kitchen Area: Street is a thriving mid Somerset town famous as A range of fitted wall, drawer and base units with the home of Millfield School, Clarks Shoes and laminate work surface over. Inset stainless steel more recently Clarks Village Shopping Centre sink with drainer. Tiling to splash prone areas. complementing the High Street shopping facilities. Space for cooker with stainless steel cooker hood Street also provides Crispin Secondary School, over. Space and plumbing for washing machine. Strode College, a theatre, open-air and indoor pools and a choice of pubs and restaurants. The historic town of Glastonbury is approximately 3 miles away and boasts a variety of unique local shops. The Cathedral City of Wells is 8 miles whilst the nearest M5 motorway interchange at Dunball (Junction 23) is 12 miles. Bristol, Bath, Taunton and Yeovil are all within commuting distance. Entrance Hall UPVC double glazed front door.
    [Show full text]
  • Street 6 Crispin Centre, Street, Somerset, BA16 0HP
    RETAIL UNITS - 3,000-25,000 SQ FT AVAILABLE Street 6 Crispin Centre, Street, Somerset, BA16 0HP LARGE FLOORPLATE Location Street has a shopper population of 85,868 (CACI 2014) and a catchment population of 164,005 (Experian 2015). The town is situated in Somerset, approximately 24 miles south of Bristol, 7 miles south-west of Wells and 2 miles south-west of Glastonbury. The subject property is located within the Crispin Centre, adjacent to the Southside car park providing 198 spaces, of which 82 spaces are demised to Unit 6 and available to shoppers free of charge, whilst the remainder are available on a pay and display basis. Immediately opposite the Crispin Centre is the UK’s first ever outlet centre, Clarks Village with 90 designer and high street stores, 9 catering units and 1,400 parking spaces. In terms of outlet centres, Clarks Village is ranked 7th in the UK by comparison expenditure (CACI 2014) ahead of Swindon, Bridgend and Gloucester Quays. Accommodation The subject property provides the following approximate gross internal areas: Sq m Sq ft For more information, please contact: Ground Floor 1,925.4 20,725 Spencer Wilson +44 (0)117 910 5271 First Floor 373.0 4,015 +44 (0)7736 010 220 [email protected] The ground floor is capable of sub-division providing stores from 3,000 to Rivergate House 16,000 sq ft. Floor plans are available upon request. 70 Redcliff Street Bristol Terms BS1 6AL Units are available on new effectively full repairing and insuring leases for a term of 10 years, subject to five yearly upward only rent reviews.
    [Show full text]
  • Enjoy a Weekend Or Longer with Other Centre Members
    Centre Rallies Enjoy a weekend or longer with other centre members. Explore the countryside, take in an attraction – it’s as easy as one, two, three! OCTOBER Full venue details AVON call 0117 971 4641 EAST DORSET call 01202 892630 21-23 New Milton, Hampshire 7-9 Gillingham, Dorset Fishing 7-9 Wimborne, Dorset AGM 28-30 Portsmouth, Hampshire are given in centre 14-16 Bath, Somerset Gangsters & Molls 21-23 Ringwood, Dorset WEST HAMPSHIRE call 02392 654864 rally books. Phone 21-23 Compton Dundon, Somerset Pub & Clarks Village 28-30 Fordingbridge, Hampshire Halloween 14-16 Burley, Hampshire the numbers BEDFORDSHIRE call 01234 302746 WEST DORSET call 01305 751683 21-24 Fareham, Hampshire Titchfield Carnival 7-9 Drayton Parslow, Buckinghamshire 7-9 Sixpenny Handley, Dorset AGM 28-30 Romsey, Hampshire Halloween shown if you need Darts Centre Comp 14-16 Crewkerne, Somerset Skittles HEREFORDSHIRE call 01989 730466 more details 14-16 Comberton, Cambridgeshire 28-30 Chapmanslade, Wiltshire Halloween 7-9 Ross-on-Wye, Herefordshire AGM 20-24 Brighton, East Sussex DURHAM call 0191 526 6369 14-16 Stourport, Worcestershire Good Food 21-23 Sandy, Bedfordshire 9 Sherburn, Durham AGM HERTFORDSHIRE call 01763 242866 CENTRE INFORMATION 28-30 TBC, Bedfordshire Halloween 14-16 Cotherstone, Durham 7-9 St Albans, Hertfordshire AGM BERKSHIRE call 07920 728733 21-23 Sunderland, Tyne & Wear 14-16 Little Berkhamsted, Hertfordshire There are 70 local Caravan 7-9 Cockpole Green, Berkshire 28-30 Darlington, Durham Halloween 21-23 Little Staughton, Bedfordshire Club centres
    [Show full text]
  • Messages Report Nov 1 Copy.Pptx
    FACEBOOK Blah blah Messages etc.. ENGAGEMENT ANALYSIS CHARTS The chart in this document is collated daily by us as part of our commitment to ensure the marketing we conduct at our schemes is as social as it is effective for both the centres and their tenants. The statistics represent independent figures provided by Facebook and is based on the algorithms they run evaluating the relative performance of Pages and Posts relative to ‘Engagement’, measuring reactions, comments and shares. Messages PR harvest figures for 240 UK Shopping Centres and present them in a tabular form. We display the results in relative terms, which allows us to judge the performance of Pages when comparing the size of schemes and the number of ‘Page likes’ they enjoy. We also show the absolute positions where more Page likes, bigger budgets and boosts all work to generate increased engagement. Messages PR deliver astonishing results, regardless of how they are measured. In this vital Christmas sales period, our centres were placed within 10 of the top 20 places in relative terms and occupied the entire top 7. Even in absolute terms we placed 4 schemes in the top 10 UK Centre pages. Pentagon, Chatham was also number one in absolute terms, the best performing UK Shopping Scheme on Facebook, outperforming the mega centre Bluewater. Similarly Parkway in Middlesbrough outperformed The Metro Centre and Grays outperformed intu Lakeside by significant margins as you can see from the charts. We do not achieve these results by clever tweaking of posts, giveaways or boosts – It is because the work we undertake is genuinely social that we generate extraordinary results on social media.
    [Show full text]
  • Addendum Taunton Retail and Leisure Study
    Roger Tym & Partners t: 01392 210868 11-15 Dix's Field e: 01392 210869 Exeter e: [email protected] Devon EX1 1QA Taunton Deane Borough Council Retail and Leisure Study Volume 1: Final Report Final Report December 2010 ROGER TYM & PARTNERS 11-15 Dix's Field Exeter Devon EX1 1QA t (01392) 210 868 f (01392) 210 869 e [email protected] w This document is formatted for double-sided printing. RTP Job Number - A655 CONTENTS 1 INTRODUCTION....................................................................................................... 1 Scope and Purpose of the Study .....................................................................................1 Research Inputs...............................................................................................................1 2 POLICY REVIEW...................................................................................................... 3 PPS12..............................................................................................................................3 PPS4................................................................................................................................3 Practice Guidance............................................................................................................4 Competition Commission’s Investigation of the UK Grocery Market ...............................4 The Requirements of the Current and Emerging Regional and Sub Regional Policy......5 3 TOWN CENTRE VISITORS SURVEY.......................................................................
    [Show full text]
  • Day Trips Jan 2021 - Dec 2021
    Day Trips Jan 2021 - Dec 2021 You'll be spoilt for choice with our great range of day excursions 01425 473188 solentcoaches.co.uk Shopping • Top Attractions • Theatre • Events WE'LL MAKE YOUR DAY! New trip added this year You'll be spoilt for choice with our great range of day excursions departing WE'RE GOOD Shared with sister company this year. Take away the hassle of getting there and enjoy the ease, comfort and convenience of coach travel. TO GO Show / Musical We're pleased to hold 'Good to Go' status to welcome Let us make your day! you safely on board for a great day out. Should we need to cancel a trip due to Covid-19, we will offer Lunch included you a 100% no quibble refund, or a free transfer to another one of our days out, meaning you can book Afternoon or Cream Tea and travel in complete confidence with us. included PICK-UP POINTS STAY IN TOUCH Your passport is required Sign up to our e-newsletter to for this excursion be the first to hear about promotions Eastbound pick-up MAIN COACH ROUTE and the latest holiday and day If the excursion is Route E, the coach will travel in TO BOOK excursion information. Westbound pick-up the order listed below. However, if it is Route W, Visit solentcoaches.co.uk Call us on 01425 473188 or the coach will travel in the reverse order. * Denotes where the coach to sign up today! visit www.solentcoaches.co.uk is a shared destination ROUTE E Eastbound BOURNEMOUTH CASTLEPOINT KINSON LIBRARY BEAR CROSS FERNDOWN WEST MOORS ST LEONARDS ST IVES TRAIN STATION Holdenhurst Road (bus stop Castlepoint Lane (west bus Wimborne Road (bus Bus stop outside Victoria Road (bus 119 Station Road (link road A31 BP Garage (bus stop Ringwood Road 7 outside Dorchester House) stop outside Castlepoint library) stop outside the library) Hamilton Court stop outside library) opposite Tesco Express) just before Woolsbridge RAB) (outside Post Office) ROUTE W Westbound FEEDER SERVICE Pick-ups from the following locations are operated by a feeder service to one of the main coach pick- QUALITY up points.
    [Show full text]
  • Sedgemoor Economic Masterplan 2008 - 2026
    Sedgemoor Economic Masterplan 2008 - 2026 Sedgemoor - the heart of the South West’s Enterprise Coast A smart economy where dynamic places, entrepreneurial businesses and independent people prosper Sedgemoor Economic Masterplan 2008 - 2026 Sedgemoor - the heart of the South West’s Enterprise Coast A smart economy where dynamic places, entrepreneurial businesses and independent people prosper CONTENTS 3.3 Increasing Educational Attainment – Skills for the Future 50 The Sedgemoor Economic Strategy 3 3.4 Closing the Skills Gap – Local People for Local Jobs 52 The Commitments 5 People Theme - Linkages 54 Sedgemoor – The Place 6 Theme 4: Business 55 Sedgemoor’s Economy Today 9 4.1 Business Infrastructure 57 The Regional / County Policy Context 11 4.2 Manufacturing – Sedgemoor’s Historic Strength 59 SWOT Analysis 22 4.3 Leading in Energy 61 Sedgemoor’s Strategic Priorities and Objectives 24 4.4 Small Business Sectors 63 Smart Growth: The spatial Distribution of New Objectives 25 4.5 Tourism 66 Theme 1: Leadership 28 4.6 Business Productivity 68 Theme 2: Place 30 Business Theme - Linkages 70 2.1 Revitalising Bridgwater 31 Delivery and Performance Management 71 2.2 Burnham on Sea & Highbridge – Transformational Pride 34 Priorities and Delivery 72 2.3 Living, Working, Thriving Rural Areas 36 Action Plan 75 2.4 Cheddar & The Hills / Levels and Moors – A Model for 38 Sustainable Leisure Leadership 75 2.5 Image and Identity 40 Place 76 2.6 Sedgemoor’s Environment – A Golden Opportunity 42 People 81 Theme 3: People 44 Business 83 3.1 Transforming Neighbourhoods 45 3.2 Building Aspiration – Breaking the Worklessness Cycle 48 2 The Sedgemoor Economic Strategy The Economic Strategy sets the goal of moving to a higher value added knowledge driven economy over the course of a single generation.
    [Show full text]
  • The Ridings LOCAL AMENITIES Stepping Into the Heritage Collection at the Ridings Is Truly Like HERE for YOU EVERY STEP of COMING the WAY
    The Ridings LOCAL AMENITIES Stepping into The Heritage Collection at The Ridings is truly like HERE FOR YOU EVERY STEP OF COMING THE WAY... As one of the UK’s leading housebuilders, one of our main aims is to make your move as enjoyable as possible. That’s why we listen carefully and work with you every step of the way. It’s no HOME wonder so many customers choose Redrow time and time again. Meeting your needs Whether you’re reserving your new home or just about to complete, our Sales Consultant will Whatever you are looking for in traditional village life, you’ll find it right here in Beckington. Yet, with keep you updated and offer help at each stage. They’ll have all the information needed to help the A36 right on your doorstep, and regular trains from nearby Frome or Trowbridge, you’ll never feel you make the right choice about the location and type of home that suits you best. out of the way or isolated, giving you the very best of both worlds, just like the stunning range of two, three, four and five bedroom Heritage Collection homes we’re building here. WelcoMe to your neW hoMe As soon as your property is complete, our Sales Consultant will invite you to a demonstration Beckington is a proud Somerset village, just outside of Frome, within easy reach of both Bath and Bris- of your new ­­­Redrow home. You will then be shown all the essentials, including operation tol. Mentioned in the Doomsday Book, this historic village still enjoys life at a slower, friendlier pace, of appliances, central heating and the hot water systems, and you’ll be able to ask any creating a strong sense of community and belonging for its thousand or so residents.
    [Show full text]
  • Day Excursions 2016 Upton Coaches Is a Family Run, Professional Business with 20+ Years of Experience in Providing Coaches for Hire
    Day Excursions 2016 Upton Coaches is a family run, professional business with 20+ years of experience in providing coaches for hire. With our fleet of Mercedes coaches we offer a very professional service at extremely competitive rates. We pride ourselves in the quality and cleanliness of all our vehicles, which are maintained to a high standard. This reliable and professional approach often results in our customers using us again and recommending us to others. Our friendly, experienced staff are happy to help with all your requirements. We provide coaches with drivers for all occasions and are situated in West Somerset, on the edge of Exmoor, within easy reach of the M5. Airport Transfers, business or corporate hire, private celebrations, weddings, clubs and functions are a speciality. Collection points are Bampton, Tiverton Bus Station, Sampford Peverell, Junction 27 M5 & Longforth Rd, Wellington. Other collections can be arranged on booking. March Swindon Shopper £14.50pp Thursday 10th March The Swindon Designer Outlet Centre is one of the largest covered designer outlets in Europe. Set in the beautifully renovated Grade II listed building of the Great Western Railway Works in Swindon, the outlet offers discounted prices on over 90 high street and designer brands. Featured brands include Hugo Boss, L.K.Bennett, Jaeger, Hobbs, Musto, Crew Clothing, Kurt Geiger, Ted Baker, Tommy Hilfiger and John Lewis Home Outlet. Ideal Home show Olympia London £29.50pp Saturday 26th March Including Admission With seven dedicated show areas catering to every need and taste, this is the only place to visit when making your home ideal.
    [Show full text]
  • Equity Costa Store List 2019 Live from 2Nd March 2019 Version 3.Xlsx
    Store Name Address Blackheath 41 Tranquil Vale London SE3 0BU Hempstead Valley Shopping Centre 2 Unit F11a, Hempstead Valley Shopping Centre Kent ME7 3PD Aberdeen - Academy Unit 15, The Academy Aberdeen AB10 1LB Aberdeen - Bon Accord Centre Bon Accord Shopping Centre Aberdeen AB25 1HZ Aberdeen - Union Square Mall Café Aberdeen AB11 5PS Aberdeen - Cults 2-3 The Courtyard Aberdeen AB15 9SD Aberdeen - Tesco, Rousay Drive Rousay Drive Aberdeen AB15 6XS Aberdeen, Westhill SC, 27 Unit 27, Westhill Shopping Centre Aberdeen AB32 6RL Debenhams Aberdeen Debenhams, Unit 7 Aberdeen AB11 6BE Aberdeen, Next, Berryden Rd, 4 NEXT, Unit 4, Berryden Road Aberdeen AB25 3SG Aberdeen, Abbotswell Rd, DT Drive Thru Aberdeen AB12 3AD Aberdeen Bridge of Don DT Drive Thru, Bridge of Don Retail Park Aberdeen AB23 8JW Aberdeen, Marischal Sq Unit 1a, Marischal Square Aberdeen AB10 1BL Abergavenny, Head of the Valleys DT Westgate Abergavenny NP7 9LL Abergavenny 11 High Street Abergavenny NP7 5RY Aberystwth 5 Great Darkgate Street Aberystwth SY23 1DE Aberystwyth Parc Y Llyn RP, Next Costa Coffee, NEXT, Parc Y Llyn Retail Park Aberystwyth SY23 3TL Milton, Milton Gate 2, DT Drive Thru, 2 Milton Gate Abingdon OX14 4TX Accrington Unit 6 Broadway Accrington BB5 1EY Alderley Edge 24 London Road Alderley Edge SK9 7DZ Aldershot 49-51 Union Street Aldershot GU11 1EP Alnwick 69-71 Bondgate Within Alnwick NE66 1HZ Altrincham - George Street Unit SU207 Altrincham WA14 1RJ Timperley Paul House Altrincham WA15 7UG Hale Barns Unit 5, The Square Altrincham WA15 8ST Amersham 35-37 Sycamore
    [Show full text]