10am: Christmas Drinks and Nibbles
Cromhall village shop
Cromhall Village Shop would like to offer A CHRISTMAS INVITATION TO ALL OUR CUSTOMERS AND OUR LOVELY VOLUNTEERS:
Please join us for festive nibbles and drinks 10.00am – 12.00 noon.
Before then, take some of the strain off and order your
festive baked goods, milk, eggs and FROCESTER FAYRE FABULOUS
TURKEY, PORK, BEEF, HAM, QUICHES etc.
A village shop that provides all the basics, plus a few surprises...
Cromhall Village Shop and Post Office
1 Lygon Court, Townwell, Cromhall, Wotton Under Edge GL12 8AQ
Tel: 01454 299335 (Shop)
Tel: 01454 299262 (Post Office)
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The AGM, held in October, is open to all residents.
Due to staffing concerns, we are making a slight adjustment to our evening hours.
CHRISTMAS OPENING: We will be open as normal except for CHRISTMAS DAY, BOXING DAY AND NEW YEAR’S DAY
| Morning | Afternoon | |
|---|---|---|
| Monday | 9am-1pm | 2-5pm |
| Tuesday/Wednesday | 9am-1pm | Closed |
| Thursday/Friday | 9am-1pm | 2-7pm |
| Saturday | 9am-12noon | Closed |
| Sunday | Closed | Closed |
| Morning | Afternoon | |
|---|---|---|
| Monday | 9am-1pm | 2-5pm |
| Tuesday | 9am-12.30pm | Closed |
| Wednesday | Closed | Closed |
| Thursday/Friday | 9-1pm | Closed |
| Saturday/Sunday | Closed | Closed |
As a not-for-profit organisation, we sell a large range of products at competitive prices, and accept debit and credit cards.
We aim to support local suppliers within a 25 mile radius of Cromhall village, and offer:
We are more then happy to take orders - please hand them in to the shop by 11.30am on a Monday.
Are you new to the village and want to get to know people? Are you aged 18+ and looking for voluntary work for your CV? Have you a bit of time on your hands because your children are in nursery or you’ve retired?
Why not join our team of helpers? We’re a friendly bunch, no previous experience is required and our till does NOT bite – in fact it’s very easy to use!
You can either do occasional slots to cover for people who are ill or on holiday, or you can do a regular weekly or even fortnightly slot. New helpers are given training and always work with an experienced person.
It’s a great way to get to know people and what is going on in the village. If you would like to help, just call in at the shop or e-mail .
Next time you're ready to donate your unwanted books, please bring them in to Cromhall Shop for others to enjoy.
While you're there, and pick up something new to read - it's £1 for a hardback, and 50p for a paperback.
Any books that remain unsold will be taken to the Lions Bookshop in Thornbury.
As a member of the Shop Association, you are entitled to vote at the AGM and take advantage of the special offers and money-off vouchers that are periodically offered to members only.
If you would like to support the shop by joining the Association, please complete the details below and send this with your membership fee of £10 to the Chairman, c/o Cromhall Shop.
Click here to download a membership form,
Our Post Office is run by Postmaster Philip Coward, pictured right.
The Post Office offers PAYPAL, which caters for most electric key top-ups, all mobile E top-up vouchers and mobile phone cards. This service will eventually be extended to include more products.
You can buy One4all gift vouchers, which make ideal presents. The One4all vouchers can be spent in thousands of UK shops and services, with new locations added every day - pick up a leaflet at the Post Office.
The Government has also awarded a contract to the Post Office to run a card account for people to receive benefit, state pensions and tax credit payments.
Did you know you have a "hole in the wall" in the village? You can access cash at the post office if you have accounts at: RBS, Halifax, Lloyds, Barclays, Santander, Nat West and Co-op.
If you are thinking of taking a holiday, the Post Office Holiday Insurance scheme gives excellent cover at competitive rates.
Remember you can pay your Council Tax through the Post Office.
Read about how the shop started, and about older shops that used to exist in Cromhall.
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