Rerun on Guardians
The Guardian newspaper is running very very late, and may not arrive at the shop until after 11.00.
Sun and Times Late
Due to the late arrival of the Sun and Times papers, deliveries are going to be about 1 hour later than normal.
Free supplements with next weeks Daily Express
On Monday is Glucosomine Sulphate.
Tuesday you can get Odourless Garlic.
Wednesdays supplement is Oil of Peppermint.
On Thursday you can get Evening Primrose Oil.
Lastly on Friday there is Raspberry Leaf.
To receive the supplements, cut out the relevant coupon and collect the free supplements from Holland and Barratts by 20th January 2012.
Christmas Opening Times
Shop
Friday 23rd December: 7.30am until 8.00pm
Saturday 24th December: 7.30am until 6.00pm
Christmas Day: Closed
Boxing Day: Closed
Tuesday 27th December: 7.30am until 6.00pm
Wednesday 28th December: 7.30am until 6.00pm
Thursday 29th December: 7.30am until 6.00pm
Friday 30th December: 7.30am until 6.00pm
New Years Eve: 7.30am until 6.00pm
New Years Day: Closed
Monday 2nd January: 7.30am until 8.00pm
Newspaper Deliveries will operate as usual except for Christmas Day, Boxing Day and New Years Day.
Sun and Times late again
Due to the late arrival of the above papers deliveries may be 2 hours later than normal
Midway
The road between Stoke St Michael and Oakhill is currently blocked due to roadworks. We will delivery to this area as soon as we can.
Free Voters Handbook with the Independent
The Independent Voter’s Handbook tells you everything you could possibly want to know about the background to the election, from the basics of electoral law to the key concepts and statistics – all spiced up with plenty of colourful anecdotes involving bribery, drunkenness and fraud.
Part 1: A-to-L – Saturday 1 May
Part 2: M-to-Z – Sunday 2 May
Free DVDs with this weekends Independent
Saturday the Independent is giving away copies of The Machinist starring Christian Bale, followed on Sunday with The Assasination of Richard Nixon starring Sean Penn
Changes to The Observer
This week will see some significant changes to The Observer. From Sunday, the paper will be published in four improved sections with the Observer Food magazine appearing monthly.
The paper will continue to be reflective, analytical and committed to the liberal journalism at its heart since 1791. Our magazine has been completely redesigned and we will be introducing a new section called The New Review. Printed on improved newsprint, The New Review will incorporate the existing Review’s brilliant writing on arts and culture but also include coverage of science, nature, technology and foreign reportage.
Thought-provoking, passionate and discursive journalism will remain at the centre of what we do. We think you’ll find the new Observer as diverting, innovative and entertaining as ever.

