Kingsbridge
Space to play, a train to ride or simply time for tea, Kingsbridge is the place to be
Try a
Crystal Salt Lamp today
At Healthwise we are now stocking Hima - layan Crystal Salt Lamps.
These have many claimed health bene- fits and can help to: attract humidity; remove moisture from the air and, therefore, pollutants; neutralise the ‘electronic pollu- tion’ in the air; reduce snoring; regulate sleep; improve mood. Himalayan Crystal Salt Lamps are a beau- tiful, calming alterna- tive to ionisers, with- out any noise and no side effects.
Please come and visit us on Kings - bridge High Street.
Café Decks @ the Park
Situated in Kings - bridge Recreation Ground, with its won- derful outlook, Café Decks is the perfect place to enjoy the sur- roundings the park offers.
Relax and take in the scenery while enjoying a delicious sweet treat, breakfast, brunch or light lunch from the delightful
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10 Duke Street, Kingsbridge 01548 854613
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open kitchen. The breakfast menu is served till 12pm, including traditional, takeaway, gluten-free and veggie options. Scones are baked daily on site for our Cream Teas, with sav - oury, plain and fruit scones hot from the oven in the afternoon. The café stocks a large selection of ice creams, from delicious soft- serve Jersey Dairy, Salcombe Dairy and Dartington Dairy goats Milk ice cream, to double thick milk- shakes and iced fruit smoothies.
The Recreation Ground is a great spot for resting ramblers, park activists or a fam- ily day out. Grab a pic- nic blanket from the café, pick up a bite or refreshment and watch
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Open 26th March – 31st October 2018 Mon - Sat 10:30 – 5:00 (4:00 Oct) FREE Admission for under 16’s £3.00 Adults / £2.50 Conc.
So much more than a museum,
come and find out for yourselves! Tel: 01548 853235
www.kingsbridgemuseum.org.uk
Large Breakfast & Brunch Menu Served until 12pm with Gluten & Dairy Free Options Light Lunches
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Organic Ground Fairtrade Coffee Cakes • Fresh Scones • Ice Creams Tuesday - Saturday 9:00am - 4:30pm Sunday 9:30am - 4:00pm Telephone 07757 643344 Kingsbridge Recreation Ground
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For all your health and wholefood needs Friendly service and knowledgeable advice Mon - Sat 9 - 5:30
81 Fore Street, Kingsbridge, Devon TQ7 1AB Tel: 01548 857707
Bowling Green © Tennis Court
Exciting Play Space Sensory Garden
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Putting © Bowles © Table Tennis
10-4pm
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the kids putting or playing on the new outdoor table tennis table.
Kiddies Meals include lunch, drink, ice cream and a round of putting, so mum and dad can relax and enjoy. Come and enjoy treats galore on The Deck @ the Recreation Ground overlooking the pond, wild flowers and estuary.
Well-behaved dogs welcome. Disabled access to the café, toilet and around the park. The tennis courts are now booked online at
communitytennis.info, with further info on their programmes on the site. The Café hires out tennis rackets and balls.
For any queries don’t hesitate to ask at Cafe Decks.
A wonderful miniature success!
There are so many vis- itors and locals with fond memories of the little train that used to run alongside the estu- ary, all of whom were delighted when it returned in 2017!
Kingsbridge’s own miniature railway, with a wonderful new engine and carriages, has been running for almost a year and can literally be described as a miniature success,
transporting more than 6,000 passengers in its re-launch year! Local businessman Steve Mammatt form - ed the Kingsbridge and District Light Railway Company to bring the little train back to the town, sup- ported by many train lovers, local business- es and visitors to Kingsbridge Embankment.
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KINGSBRIDGE & DISTRICT LIGHT RAILWAY CO
Keep your eye on the developments for the Parkside Station as they unfold and if you would like to know more visit www.kdlr.
co.uk or call Steve Mammatt on 01548 856696, or visit us on Facebook.
Discover local history
Have you ever won- dered why this lovely part of the world is called the South Hams? What life was like here and what it looked like in the past? Come and find out in the Kingsbridge Cookworthy Museum, and discover how local people have lived, worked and played over the centuries. The Museum is open Monday to Saturday during the season, with eight galleries of local history and inter- est for all ages, as well as quizzes, drawing and dressing-up for the children (and free entry for under-16s). This year displays feature William Cook - worthy and his porce- lain, a remarkable local life, and the effects of the First World War here.
Then there’s the
17th-century panelled schoolroom, the Victorian Kitchen, the agricultural machinery collection ... whatever your interest, there is plenty to see and do! And all this in a quirky Grade II-listed building and peaceful walled garden.
If you are research-
ing family or local his- tory, the Resource Centre is open all year round, with local newspapers, maps and archives and more than 17,000 images in our photographic col- lection.
You are welcome to share our local history – come and visit soon!
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