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WENTWORTH


Wentworth Village Shop Daily Specials from 11.30am


• Hot Drinks • Newspapers • Local Honey • Local Milk


• Hot and cold Sandwiches Ice creams


Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday: Hot Roast Sandwich of the day Thursday:


Pork Pie, peas, mint sauce & relish Looking for


On your next trip to Wentworth, discover what locally made treasures sit inside the unique giftware-filled trove at Something Different.


Well known in the area for his quality meats, Dean sources his produce locally.


Main Street, Wentworth, Rotherham Tel: 01226 744284


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Any 3 meat trays for only £10


Barbeque products available.


Wentworth Garden Centre, Hague Lane, Wentworth Tel: 01226 745492


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Join us for our English wine, rum and gin tasting evenings


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clothing and educational toys, including the gift in a tin, find a cute and cuddly new friend with the traditional ragdolls in a variety of girly designs. Your little girls will love to match with the handmade hair bows, headbands and clips, plus special sparkly crown clips for birthday princesses. The gem in Something Different’s crown, celebrate the art of silversmiths with handmade jewellery designs in contemporary


Summer Menu


Food Served: Mon-Sat 12noon-9pm Sun 12noon-6pm


Every Saturday and Sunday


Just gets better in our Beer Garden In addition to our outside bar and BBQ area We will now be cooking up an additional treat


Delicious homemade pizzas in our stone baked pizza oven


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• Old Fashioned Retro Games and Traditional Wooden Toys • Hooligan Kids Clothing


• New handcrafted gifts made by local artisans Come and explore our new stock and


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Open Tuesday - Sunday The Old Building Yard, Cortworth Lane, Wentworth, Rotherham, S62 7SB Tel 01226 351755


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the gleaming glasswork crafts, see the range of stained glass pieces with suncatchers, necklaces and brooches depicting everything from birds to boats. While the stained glass shimmers in your home, light up the night with illuminating wine bottles and matching glittering wine glasses.


And speaking of wine, keep those beverages safe with handmade wooden holders for everything from gin to beer with rustic cases and ice-cold carts perfect for summer socialising outdoors – alcohol not included.


Known for their range of old fashioned games and traditional wooden toys, the quaint shop in the Old Building Yard now also showcases lovingly produced wares of independent artisans, makers and crafters.


Whether it’s a gift for a loved one or a treat for you, the eclectic range on offer means there’s something different for everyone.


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sterling silver, earthy semi-precious stones and even unique upcycled pieces made from charity shop finds.


A patchwork of sewers and stitchers, pick out a new Harris Tweed handbag to match your new jewellery, a Beatrix Potter inspired hand-sewn bunny, or even a book or tablet pillow perfect for in-flight reading.


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