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BRANCH SHOPS
Bradford on Avon Devizes
Crofton Newbury
Aldermaston
The Shop at Wharf Cottage, Bradford on Avon
Located
on the north side of the canal just 100 yards east of Bradford Lock
and the Frome Road bridge, this former lock-keeper's cottage is
now a shop and tearoom operated by the Kennet and Avon Canal Trust.
Visitors can sit out in the award-winning gardens of the cottage
and enjoy splendid views of Bradford Wharf.
On sale: Canal-related
books, magazines, maps, souvenirs and gifts. Hot and cold drinks,
snacks, cakes and pastries. Ice creams and sweets.
You can also buy tickets for
trips on the Trust's wide-beam trip-boat, the
'Barbara McLellan'.
Follow this link or the links on the Home Page or the West Wilts
Branch Page.
Telephone: 01225 - 868683
e-mail:
Opening Hours:
10.00 am to 5.00 pm
(Wednesday to Sunday)
Closed
from Christmas to the beginning of March
Open Bank and Public
Holidays except Christmas day Boxing Day and New Year's day.
How to Find Us: From the
centre of Bradford on Avon, head in a southerly direction along
the A363 Frome Road. After about half a mile, the road crosses the
canal. Pedestrians can turn left immediately before that bridge
and walk along the paved path beside the lock. The Wharf Cottage
is 100 yards ahead. There are public toilets 50 yards beyond the
shop/tearoom. If driving, cross over the canal, continue to the
next mini-roundabout, turn left into Moulton Drive, cross over the
canal and immediately turn left into Baileys Barn. At the far end
of Baileys Barn is a public car park with easy access to the Wharf
and the Wharf Cottage gardens.
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The Shop at The Canal Centre, Devizes
Wharf
Devizes Wharf is off Couch Lane, within easy
walking distance of the centre of Devizes and the famous Caen Hill
Flight of 29 locks. The Shop is operated by the Kennet and Avon
Canal Trust which also has its Headquarters within the Canal Centre.
On sale: Canal-related books,
magazines, maps, souvenirs and gifts. Cold drinks, ice creams and
sweets.Painted canal-ware a speciality. Mail-order service available.
The shop also provides access to the Canal Museum,
a widely acclaimed canal museum telling the history of the Kennet
and Avon Canal and its restoration by the Trust. Follow the link
from the Home Page.
Telephone: 01380 - 729489
e-mail:
Opening Hours:
Winter: 10.00 am to 4.00 pm Summer: 10.00 am to 5.00 pm
Closed
from 21st December to 3rd January or next working day
Closed Monday & Tuesday in January and February
except by appointment
Open on Bank and Public
Holidays except Christmas Day, Boxing Day and New Year's Day
How to Find Us: From the
Market Place, head in a northerly direction along Snuff Street.
Cross over New Park Street at the pedestrian crossing and straight
into Couch Lane. The Wharf entrance is 150 yards on the left. Free
on-street parking can be found in nearby streets or there are pay-and-display
car parks at the Canal Centre and at the Wharf Car Park behind the
town's Police Station (also on New Park Street).
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The Shop and Engineman's Rest Café
at Crofton Pumping Station
The Trust's shop and café are within the Pumping
Station co-located with the ticket office.
On sale: Small selection of
Canal-related books, maps, souvenirs and gifts. Hot and cold drinks,
ice creams and sweets.
Follow the links from the
Crofton Branch Page.
Telephone: 01672 870300
e-mail:
Opening Hours: April 6 -
Sep 30: 10.30 am to 5.00 pm (every day except Wednesday)
Steaming Weekends: Follow
the links from the Crofton
Attractions Page to see the dates when the steam engines
are run. Visitors can tour the Pumping Station even when the engines
are not in steam; admission charges apply; group bookings are welcome.
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The Shop at The Stone Building,
Newbury Wharf
The
Tea Shop by the Canal is within the Stone Building on Newbury Wharf,
which lies on the south side of the river between Victoria Park
Bridge and the bridge that carries the A339/Inner Ring Road over
the river.
A large barrier controlled car
park and public toilets are adjacent to the Stone Building.
The upstairs Meeting Room in the Stone Building
is available for hire.
How to Find Us: From
the North: From M4 take A34 southbound. Branch left onto A339.
After approx 4 miles, at the 'Sainsbury's' roundabout, take 3rd
exit onto Wharf Road. At mini roundabout turn right on to Wharf
Street. At next mini roundabout, turn right into car park and you
have reached the Stone Building. From the South: Take
A339 northbound to 'Sainsbury's' roundabout. Take 1st exit onto
Wharf Road and follow as above. Postcode for SatNav:
RG14 5AS
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Newbury Branch Page.
Telephone: 01635 - 522609
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Opening Hours: Daily 9am -
4.30pm
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The Shop at The Visitors' Centre,
Aldermaston Wharf
The
Visitor Centre and Shop/Tea-room lies 100 yards to the east of the
Aldermaston swing-bridge that carries the A340 over the canal just
north of Aldermaston. The Shop is operated by the Kennet and Avon
Canal Trust and contains a small canal-related display.
On sale: Canal-related
books, magazines, maps, souvenirs and gifts. Hot and cold drinks,
snack, cakes, ice creams and sweets.
Weather permitting, refreshments
can be enjoyed in the canal-side gardens in front of the shop.
Telephone: 0118 - 971 2868
Opening Hours: Open 6 days
a week (closed Mondays, unless a Public Holiday) from April to November
10.00 am to 4.00 pm
How to Find Us: If walking,
head east along the towpath from the Aldermaston Swing Bridge. The
Visitor Centre is 100 yards along on your left. Arriving by car,
turn east off the A340 about 50 yards north of the Aldermaston Swing
Bridge. The small car park is located directly behind the Visitor
Centre.
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