Local Reviews
In February 2023, David Lovatt said about National Memorial Arboretum
Very special place which everyone should visit at least once
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In February 2023, T said about National Memorial Arboretum
A sombre and eye opening experience. The arboretum is definitely more “memorial” than it is “arboretum” although we did visit in winter so this may not be the case in summer. The location itself is beautiful, where the river Tame and Trent meet. There’s lots of opportunities to see wildlife and some plaques showing what animals can be found in the area. Overall a nice way to spend a day, considering the only cost is the £6 parking.
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In February 2023, Customer in WS14 said about A&E Roofing
Alan was very prompt and knows what he is doing would use again
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In February 2023, Alan D said about Clean Giant
Brilliant result on a very badly stained carpet. The whole process was patiently and eloquently explained before commencement.
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In February 2023, Alan J said about Clean Giant
The job, quicker and better than the post!!
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In February 2023, Beryl M said about Clean Giant
Wonderful job Neil. Thank you. Very careful and considerate and all things returned to normal place.
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In February 2023, Stephen J said about Clean Giant
Excellent. Carpet looks as good as new even the high traffic areas are less obvious.
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In February 2023, Carole W said about Clean Giant
Very pleased with my carpet clean and seat pads with "very old" oil marks on. Will use this company again. Professional and polite. Thank you.
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In February 2023, Mia Walkerdine said about National Memorial Arboretum
A beautiful place. So thought provoking.
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In February 2023, Maria Mawson said about National Memorial Arboretum
We love going here. As a group of 7 adults and a toddler we spent a good 3 hours wandering around and looking at the monuments. There are quite a few volunteers who are very knowledgeable and are able to give background information. For example I learned yesterday that Royal Navy personnel tie their boot laces differently so that they can be identified by the Gurkhas. There are various trails for children to get involved in. Entrance is free, you can book a car parking space on line for £4 or pay £6 at the machine. We took a picnic to have at the end of our visit. There is quite a large open area with tables and chairs or you can use the indoor cafe. We learned that at 11:00 am there is a 2 minutes silence held in the chapel close to the entrance. This place is a lovely experience for the young and old. Dogs are welcome on a lead.
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