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Something for everyone this Spring!


This spring come to Newnham Court Shopping Village and


explore some of the fresh ideas they have for you, your home, garden and family.


Something for the Home and Garden


You’ll find Notcutts Garden Centre at the heart of the Shopping Village. It’s packed to the rafters with top quality plants and gardening equipment.


If you are looking to make some changes this Spring then you will be sure to find some inspiration from a whole host of reliable businesses Fineline Windows, Doors, Conservatories & Orangeries, Johnsons Garden Buildings and Log cabins, Hammonds for Fitted Bedrooms and Trend Transformations for Granite, Quartz and Mosaic surfaces and cabinet refacing.


Notcutts privilege club - £10 a year · 10% off everything* · Two free teas/coffees every month (worth up to £60 a year)


· Beautiful seasonal magazine


· Exclusive 20% off events *Exclusions; delivery, postage stamps, gift vouchers and restaurants.


For the elderly and disabled AHM Bathing specialise in walk-in baths and showers whilst Charterwood Mobility has some great offers on mobility scooters, rise and recline chairs, stair-lifts, walkers and much more. 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.


Opening soon is Julian Charles, offering an exquisite range of


curtains, bedding, cushions throws and beautiful accessories for your home. From classic heritage to trend-led signature pieces there is something to appeal to everyone.


Notcutts Gift Shop if perfect for adding the finishing touches to your home from kitchen accessories and gifts, cushions, throws, pictures and candles to artificial flowers and vases. They also stock greetings cards and gift wrap.


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