Links - local needs

There are helpful links here to local needs - the Doctors' Surgeries; Police, and Potholes among them - and starting points for researching family History Archives... other village websites, useful links to Cinemas, train times, Library, Bee-Keeping course and the Radio Times! We can suggest these websites, but obviously we aren't responsible for their content - please let the webmaster know when you find any 'broken links'.

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The Doctors' Surgery in 6d Handley; and (near the Queen's Head) in Doves Meadow, Broad Chalke, 01722 - 780282

Wilton Rural Neighbourhood Policing ~ information and details: Police

Chalke Valley Link Scheme ~ good neighbour volunteers ~ for residents in our area who are elderly or incapacitated and unable to use public transport: Transport West (Berwick St John to Broad Chalke) 01722 780800 Transport East (Bishopstone to Bodenham) 01722 718780 Care and Support 01722 718830

SCHOOLS: Broad Chalke, Coombe Bissett, Longford

Coombe Bissett ~ Shop

Chalke Valley Buses ~ timetable

Chalke Valley Cricket Club ~ News

Chalke Vallley Archives ~ History

Chalke Valley Preservation Society ~ information

News and Notes ~ local information

Salisbury Cinema ~ Films

Salisbury Library ~ Book-search

Salisbury Playhouse ~ What's on

Salisbury City Hall ~ Events

Salisbury Arts Centre ~ Happenings

Salisbury Station ~ Train times

Skills3 ~ Learn Bee-Keeping

Post-codes ~ finding them here

Public Transport ~ local links

Radio Times ~ the guide to tv and radio

BBC World Service ~ access the World Service

Church Times ~ Church of England news

Independent village websites

Bishopstone ~ website

Broad Chalke ~ website

Coombe Bissett ~ website

Potholes

Report these online select "Road Defect"; select "Map"; click on button to zoom, use red pointer to mark defect, click "accept destination"; fill in details and Submit.

Recycling

What can be recycled? Black boxes are for newspapers, soft catalogues and magazines, junk mail, leaflets, envelopes (remove plastic windows), white paper, telephone directories, glass bottles and jars, food and drinks cans and tins, aluminium foil, empty aerosol cans. Blue-lidded wheely-bins are for cardboard and plastic bottles. Clothing: please put Clean clothes, pairs of shoes, leather belts, handbags, blankets, duvet covers and sheets, in a knotted carrier bag.
Do not recycle: flat or broken glass, spectacles, pyrex, light bulbs, Yellow Pages, pillows and duvets.

The Village Archive

is stored in the renovated Chapel balcony; would you like to contribute time, documents or money? If so, please contact Ann Ferreira 01722 780477 or Michael Roe 01725 519242. "Fancy Fantastic" costumes from past productions are also archived here: please contact Christina Reynolds 01725 519341