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July 2006

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Sandwich shop has done a full circle

Butties and Blooms on Church Drive

Sisters Angela Round and Julie Wheatman serving in the shop

To order your sandwich or flowers telephone 01226 781515

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Life has taken  a full circle for the sandwich shop that has recently opened opposite the medical centre on Church Drive. In the 1930s the shop traded as a fish and chip shop and was owned and ran by Mr and Mrs Naylor who also owned the off-license directly opposite the church at that time.  John Steele was a regular customer at that time and recalls " Mrs Naylor operated the fish shop  using two pans, coal fired, naturally. A portion of fish was tuppence and chips a penny a portion". The shop as also been a bookmakers, DIY, video rental, double glazing and even a bed sit.

   The shop has recently been refurbished and done a full turn around by sisters Angela Round and Julie Wheatman (both nee Bannister). Selling food again, the shop now offers a wide range of hot and cold sandwiches plus savouries, tortilla wraps, jacket potatoes, panini toasties and not forgetting their daily special of a meat and two veg with yorkshire pudding dinner for only £3.

 Opening hours are 9am till 3.30pm and orders over £5 are delivered free within a three mile radius.

 The shop also boasts a fine selection of flowers from single roses to fine bouquets which I can personally recommend after ordering one for a 50th birthday. The flower part of the shop is run by local girl Toni Day.

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