Bark Raw will soon be delivering to Cam, Dursley, Thornbury, Wotton, Alveston, Tetbury, Berkeley and surrounding areas.
Bark founder Lou Talintyre said ‘Many of our customers have been asking us to consider a delivery service from ‘our place to your place’ and we’ve been working on providing that service. I’m delighted to announce that this should be available from mid August.’
More details to follow in the next few weeks!
Thornbury’s long-awaited new skate park has reached a major milestone, with Thornbury Skate Park CIC officially launching the tender process for the design and build of a brand-new £300,000 concrete skate park at the Filnore Woods leisure site.
The new skate park aims to transform the existing site into a vibrant, accessible destination that caters for all ages and abilities, while promoting physical activity, social connection, and community pride.
Residents across a number of care homes run by The Orders of St John Care Trust (OSJCT), including Thornbury's Grace Care Centre, are set to benefit from improved hearing health following specialist ear care training.
The training equips staff with the skills to carry out comprehensive ear health assessments and safely remove earwax within the home. This helps reduce discomfort, prevent untreated issues, and significantly enhance residents’ quality of life.
Bristol Care Homes, which runs Beech House in Thornbury, is pleased to announce a new partnership with Hills Waste Solutions, who have been appointed as their recycling and waste management partner.
Under this partnership, Beech House will be supported by Hills Waste Solutions, with services delivered from their Avonmouth depot. This collaboration marks an important step forward in their ongoing commitment to sustainability and responsible environmental practices.
Drivers will be able to use any space to park for free for 30 minutes in council car parks where charges were introduced last year, as part of a range of improvements to the scheme to be rolled out in May.
The change is among a number of measures that will make the scheme easier to use and promote the use of local High Streets.
The updates are being unveiled following a series of face-to-face meetings, which has provided helpful feedback from local stakeholders, including Chambers of Commerce, Town and Parish Councils as well as individual traders and residents.
Hawkins of Thornbury Hawkins have made a few additions to make your walk-through a relaxing, happy and enjoyable experience.
They've put together a memory wall with photos from the early 1900s and a little history of Hawkins, to make a warm welcome from the St Mary’s Street entrance to the High Street and straight to the new Banking Hub.
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