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Be sure to visit this autumn – there is something for everyone
Notcutts is at the heart of the Shopping Village. It has top quality plants and gardening equipment as well as
everything you need to help you relax and enjoy your garden or patio. It’s not all plants either, as their Christmas displays and gifts will be open soon. Keen gardeners can join the Notcutts Privilege Club, where you can save money every time you shop at Notcutts. It costs just £10 a year and there are lots of benefits, including 10% off your bill (exclusions apply) every time you shop.
FOR THE HOME
Fineline Windows, Doors & Conservatories offer a complete range of quality windows, doors, conservatories, orangeries and garden rooms of the highest quality.
Log cabins and chalets from Johnsons Garden Buildings are perfect for creating extra space for a home office, gym or a playroom.
Is your kitchen looking tired? For a stylish, practical and comfortable new look without the mess, visit Granite Transformations.
AHM Bathing specialise in walk-in baths and showers for the elderly and disabled. They also have a great range of bathrooms with a contemporary look.
Charterwood Mobility has some great offers on mobility scooters, rise and recline chairs, stairlifts, walkers, bathing aids and much more. The store offers a huge choice at unbeatable prices. They also offer Shopmobility - a free loan service for visitors to the shopping village. To book a wheelchair or powered scooter please call 01622 631511.
Hammonds fitted bedrooms offer the leading range of fitted bedrooms in the UK, as well as a free design service with 3D images. The friendly, family business prides itself on giving customers exceptional quality, a truly personal and stylish service.
If you are looking for the perfect gift or something special for the home, Notcutts Gift Shop is the place for you. Choose from kitchen accessories and gifts, cushions, throws, pictures and candles to artificial flowers and vases, as well greetings cards and gift wrap.
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