Local Reviews
In August 2024, Joseph Berry said about Interior Choice
Dealing with Interior Choice were a dream as we had recently moved into our new build house. Garin was on task to get all measurements done in one sitting, saving time for repeat visits. Tim was a credit to the team and helped fit our remaining blinds and shutters for the lounge & main bedroom. Would highly recommend!
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In August 2024, Mama Holliday said about Lichfield Cathedral
Beautiful place to visit in Lichfiled. We were lucky enough to see choirs.Visited on
Weekend
Wait time
No wait
Reservation recommended
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Weekend
Wait time
No wait
Reservation recommended
No …More
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In August 2024, poto poto said about Lichfield Cathedral
An impressive structure located in a small town north of Birmingham, the cathedral oozes history. The entrance is free, but a small donation, even with a card, is received with great joy.
The stained glass windows and sculptures are amazing, I could say they take your breath away.
It is a place where you can think, rest, pray, find what you want it to be.
I will come back, with great love, anytime.
The stained glass windows and sculptures are amazing, I could say they take your breath away.
It is a place where you can think, rest, pray, find what you want it to be.
I will come back, with great love, anytime.
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In August 2024, Mark Russell said about National Memorial Arboretum
Fully deserving of a 5 star rating.
The spectacular and thought-provoking memorials are in a beautifully landscaped and scenic setting, and with pathways and walks (including a lovely riverside walk) which are wide and accessible for all.
Entry to the site is free, although charitable donations are welcomed and much deserved.
Car parking is accessible and can be pre-booked for £4, or pay £6 on the day.
A free site map can be collected at the main reception on entry, or a more detailed guide book can be purchased for £10.
Land train tours of the site with running commentary are available (cost up to £7.50 each) lasting 50 minutes.
Guided walks and buggy tours are also available at a small cost.
There are indoor exhibitions, a restaurant and a coffee shop with additional outside seating, and the gift shop is well worth a visit.
Accessible toilets are located near the main entrance, and also at several other locations across the site (port cabins).
There are a couple of children's play areas, several picnic areas, and a multitude of seats/benches located throughout the site which is extensive and may require more than one visit if you wish to see everything, with more than 400 memorials.
There are some areas that we didn't see, so will definitely return in the near future.
I've posted some photos and a couple of videos which will give you a flavour of what to expect if you decide to visit, which I highly recommend.
Playground: There are a couple of play areas, including one sensory area.
Restrooms: There are several memorial "huts" with seated areas.
Dog-friendliness: Dogs are welcome but must be kept on short leads at all times.
Not allowed in children's play areas, on the Armed Forces Memorial, land trains, buggies, and there are restrictions on indoor spaces.
Picnic area: There are several areas with picnic tables which are designated on the free map.
The spectacular and thought-provoking memorials are in a beautifully landscaped and scenic setting, and with pathways and walks (including a lovely riverside walk) which are wide and accessible for all.
Entry to the site is free, although charitable donations are welcomed and much deserved.
Car parking is accessible and can be pre-booked for £4, or pay £6 on the day.
A free site map can be collected at the main reception on entry, or a more detailed guide book can be purchased for £10.
Land train tours of the site with running commentary are available (cost up to £7.50 each) lasting 50 minutes.
Guided walks and buggy tours are also available at a small cost.
There are indoor exhibitions, a restaurant and a coffee shop with additional outside seating, and the gift shop is well worth a visit.
Accessible toilets are located near the main entrance, and also at several other locations across the site (port cabins).
There are a couple of children's play areas, several picnic areas, and a multitude of seats/benches located throughout the site which is extensive and may require more than one visit if you wish to see everything, with more than 400 memorials.
There are some areas that we didn't see, so will definitely return in the near future.
I've posted some photos and a couple of videos which will give you a flavour of what to expect if you decide to visit, which I highly recommend.
Playground: There are a couple of play areas, including one sensory area.
Restrooms: There are several memorial "huts" with seated areas.
Dog-friendliness: Dogs are welcome but must be kept on short leads at all times.
Not allowed in children's play areas, on the Armed Forces Memorial, land trains, buggies, and there are restrictions on indoor spaces.
Picnic area: There are several areas with picnic tables which are designated on the free map.
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In August 2024, David Green said about National Memorial Arboretum
Love this place! Always a great idea to visit There seems to be new memorials every time we visit. They now charge for motorcycle parking, but can get it discounted if prebook or you have a Ride to the Wall sticker/badge. Good cafe on site for coffee and cake or full meal
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In August 2024, Claire Ashton said about National Memorial Arboretum
Please set aside a full day so you can get to see as much of the Arboretum. First visit but not the last.
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In August 2024, Traci Garwood said about National Memorial Arboretum
Stunning
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In August 2024, Bluemoon 57 said about National Memorial Arboretum
Excellent day out ...but far from long enough to see everything in this beautiful setting....Weather permitting i recommend the cloud gazing...give yourself the 25mins to relax your day COMPLETELY .. Free day out well worth the £6 parking cost
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In August 2024, Customer in SK8 said about A&E Roofing
A & E Roofing Services came quickly to assess the repair work and gave a written quotation.
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In August 2024, Ellen Lyons-White said about Lichfield Cathedral
Beautiful building
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