Local Reviews
In June 2022, stellawynn behaviour consultant said about The Wellbeing and Wellness Coach Ltd
Started my yoga practice here in February. Every session has been a real joy! Usually, I’ve given up on new things by now! The classes are led by wonderful teachers, who explain everything, give alternative poses, or adaptations depending on how experienced or flexible you are. Highly recommended for anyone who wants to have a go at yoga!
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In June 2022, Penelope Orton said about Lichfield Cathedral
Beautiful cathedral, well worth a visit.
Informative and helpful guides, so much history.
Informative and helpful guides, so much history.
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In June 2022, Jon R said about Pool House Veterinary Group
Fantastic service from the whole team - can't thank them enough for looking after Jackson - he is a happy boy dispite being at the vets for the day.
Thanks again to everyone team member - You should be proud of the service and attention you give
Thanks
Jon.
Thanks again to everyone team member - You should be proud of the service and attention you give
Thanks
Jon.
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In June 2022, Carol Cleaver said about National Memorial Arboretum
Beautiful place, memorials to all Services, nice cafeteria, didn't try food but was reasonably priced and very good according to one of volunteers, who are very helpful and knowledgeable
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In June 2022, Alison O'Toole said about National Memorial Arboretum
Well done to all involved in the Falklands Memorial service. Thank you
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In June 2022, Kerry Woodard said about National Memorial Arboretum
The most respectful and peaceful place ever staff so helpful our whole day celebrating the 40th anniversary of the falklands could not have been better thankyou
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In June 2022, Bev Wilson said about National Memorial Arboretum
Such a thought provoking place to visit. It really is a beautiful place. You need to wear comfortable shoes. Nice restaurant to have something to eat.
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In June 2022, Barrie Whitehead said about National Memorial Arboretum
Went their years ans was quite impressed. However, at that time it was very immature. This year gaining to the proms, but hope to do a full tour in the very near future.
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In June 2022, Ian Lambkin said about National Memorial Arboretum
Attended RBL 40th Anniversary of Falklands, well organised parking on a particularly busy day.
All volunteers helpful and friendly.
Sadly ran short of sandwiches but otherwise no issues.
The site is a magnificent memorial to all, seen the place develop over the years and like me is improving with age!!
All volunteers helpful and friendly.
Sadly ran short of sandwiches but otherwise no issues.
The site is a magnificent memorial to all, seen the place develop over the years and like me is improving with age!!
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In June 2022, Victoria Lemm said about National Memorial Arboretum
Visited here May bank holiday with my son and his fiancée, we booked a 2pm slot, but only managed to cover a tiny fraction of the arboretum before it closed so we made a 2nd visit. The place is so calming and peaceful it's easy to spend a day there if the weather is nice. There is a restaurant and coffee shop, but also plenty of places to eat if you want to pack a picnic.
Well behaved dogs are welcome except on the wall memorial and in the restaurant.
There is a lot of walking involved if you wish to cover all the ground, but mobility scooters and golf buggies are available to hire for a fee. There is also a road train which leaves as frequent intervals I think it's about £6 per person. Dogs are not allowed on the train or golf buggies.
There is children play area and the stickman trail for children. We plan to take our 4 year old grandson next time so will post his verdict.
There is limited places to shelter if it rains and being open can be a bit cooler if it's windy, so be advised to dress accordingly.
Entry is free but there is a charge for parking which can be paid for on line in advance for a discounted price. The car park fees go back into the upkeep of the arboretum so it's still good value for money.
Well behaved dogs are welcome except on the wall memorial and in the restaurant.
There is a lot of walking involved if you wish to cover all the ground, but mobility scooters and golf buggies are available to hire for a fee. There is also a road train which leaves as frequent intervals I think it's about £6 per person. Dogs are not allowed on the train or golf buggies.
There is children play area and the stickman trail for children. We plan to take our 4 year old grandson next time so will post his verdict.
There is limited places to shelter if it rains and being open can be a bit cooler if it's windy, so be advised to dress accordingly.
Entry is free but there is a charge for parking which can be paid for on line in advance for a discounted price. The car park fees go back into the upkeep of the arboretum so it's still good value for money.
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