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Work starts soon on Yate's Tesco
Tesco is looking to start work on redeveloping its Yate site as soon as possible.
The first stage will see the current bus station moved and the car park reorganised, including demolition of the Swan Public House.
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The first stage will see the current bus station moved and the car park reorganised, including demolition of the Swan Public House.
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New Osteopathic Practice in Yate
Yate Osteopathic Practice is now operating from Courtside Surgery, Kennedy Way.
The practice is run by Amelia Davies, a qualified Osteopath, providing osteopathic treatment for a wide range of joint and muscle aches and pains.
To make an appointment please call the surgery on 01454 313874 or to speak to Amelia, phone 07598654576.
The practice is run by Amelia Davies, a qualified Osteopath, providing osteopathic treatment for a wide range of joint and muscle aches and pains.
To make an appointment please call the surgery on 01454 313874 or to speak to Amelia, phone 07598654576.
New Baby Massage Classes
New Chill Baby Chill Baby Massage classes start on September 7th At Ridgewood. There are lots of benefits for baby and mum from baby massage and it's a great way to meet other mums. Click below fore more details.
Be wary of who is at your door!
Trading Standards are aware of rogue traders targeting
vulnerable residents in the Yate area offering to treat roofing tiles. Contact details given by these traders have proven to be false.
Incidents such as these are linked to distraction burglaries and residents are encouraged to report them to Trading Standards.
Incidents such as these are linked to distraction burglaries and residents are encouraged to report them to Trading Standards.
Clothing Collection Leaflets
South Gloucestershire Trading Standards are concerned by clothing collection leaflets being posted through residents’ doors.
Many stop short of falsely claiming they are collecting on behalf of national charities, but give the impression that by donating you will be benefiting a worthy cause.
Trading Standards are concerned that that this is not the case and recommend donating to charities directly. For advice, contact Consumer Direct on 08454 04 05 06.
Many stop short of falsely claiming they are collecting on behalf of national charities, but give the impression that by donating you will be benefiting a worthy cause.
Trading Standards are concerned that that this is not the case and recommend donating to charities directly. For advice, contact Consumer Direct on 08454 04 05 06.
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From 'Gazette Series':
THE daughter of an elderly resident caught up in South Gloucestershire's care home closures has launched a campaign to delay the closure of the homes.
PLASMA screens could be on view in Yate’s main visitor centres to help promote events.
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From BBC News:
A number of shots are fired at police as they come under attack in the Ardoyne area on a third night of violence in Belfast.
Justice Secretary Ken Clarke tells judges he does not believe there is a link between rising imprisonment and falling crime.
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