Castle Crafts Gifts are looking for fresh, creative talent to join their shop!
If you have a craft that's original, handmade and not already featured in our collection, we'd love to hear from you.
Think your creations would be a great fit? Email us below...
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The introduction of charging for Thornbury's council-controlled car parks will go live on Monday 19 May.
It will include an element of free parking in marked bays for visits of up to 30 minutes and free parking for up to four hours for disabled Blue Badge Holders.
Each car park where charging will apply will have clear signage and there are a range of easy, cashless ways for drivers to pay if they need to.
Drivers will be able to use the MiPermit app on their smart phones; ‘tap and go’ with their payment card or smartphone using the machines; and for those who don’t want to make a contactless payment with their card or phone, they can make a phone call and pay by card. Click below to read more...
Johnson and Furze have just taken delivery of a brand new Rodenstock scanner, which measures your eyes at over 7,000 points - more precisely than ever before. The biometric measurement values obtained are transferred to your lenses, giving you the sharpest vision ever. Click below to find out more...
Are you an actor, singer or dancer and fancy having a go in our forthcoming panto in January 2026? If yes, we'd like to hear from you! Not just on stage either, we're looking for help with stage management, sound and lighting, publicity (social media and local advertising) and costumes. We rehearse in Almondsbury and this will be our 9th panto! Drop us a line if you're interested.
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Make a purchase at Thornbury's Edith Wilmot Plant Shop until the end of May and collect your free raffle ticket (if the salesperson does not offer it, just ask).
On the last Saturday of May at 2pm we do the draw to win a plant worth £50.00. And all day we will have a little surprise for all of our customers.
Preparatory work is underway in South Glos council-owned car parks where charging is set to be introduced, ahead of the implementation of the scheme, which is expected to come into effect in the spring.
In the lead up to the scheme’s launch, updated FAQs and more information about how it will work, as well as a list of the car parks that will be affected, have been published on the council website - click below to read more...