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15 years ago
this is a friendly and helpful recycling centre they could deal with all the rubbish i took in from a couple of old batteries to tree lop its fully licenced to so you now its dealt with correctly read more
Rye Common
Southern Way
Hook RG29 1HU
United Kingdom
01252 851863
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A decent small town library with a separate military room that's quiet except for street noise…read more Lots of computers for its size, helpful staff, on site toilet (you'd be surprised how many don't have them), a good library.
visited here today for the first time in about 5 years. not greatly impressed. apart from a room…read morefull of busy computers it really hasn't changed or updated at all. i was left at the enquiry desk for an age before a woman decided to help me. she told me someone would be over shortly. 15 mins later i was still standing waiting. finally someone did see what i wanted. apart from the computer users there was only one other person visiting so there really was no excuse!
Small (tiny even!) but well resourced local library. On Fernbank Road, the main road through North…read moreAscot. Great children's books section with little chairs and cushions to sit on. Good selection of adult fiction and non fiction books. Selection of journals and magazines. DVD rental, some audio books and large print books. They will order in books from other local libraries. Plenty of parking. Internet access free of charge on 2 PC's. Photocopying facilities. Plenty of local information and leaflets about the facilities in the area are available. There cram a lot into a very small space!
Very helpful, dealt with my mouse problem quickly and humanely. Would recommend themread more
the man in the post office is rude and obnoxious, today I witnessed him being rude to an elderly…read moregentleman. He has yet to smile or say a courteous please or thankyou. He issues a demand in a rude manner and has a very definite lack of people skills. I will be using Goldsworth Park PO in future. So much for customer services about being polite and friendly, this gentleman has none of the above! I hate even giving this a one star review as it should be -5.
Knaphill Post Office is located on Anchor Crescent (near the library)…read moreIt consists of a small post office section and also a newsagents which sells various other bits and pieces, from household items to gloves and tights. Small number of gift items and a good stock of cards This Post Office sells car tax - handy if you can't make it in to Woking
If you are young and male and not a previous offender, or you are unlikely to offend again, the…read moreMagistrates are cantancerous old people who will find you guilty and fine you a lot regardless of the evidence. I don't know why they do this. I think it is a money making scam and because they don't like getting old. Just my experiences with them. Perhaps they just think, what the hell, this guy is a payer, let's sting him. Don't look to be found not guilty, they have a 96% conviction rate and don't care for evidence.Don't expect decent or fair bail conditions if you fall into any of the categories mentioned above either. Prosecutors have been found to be incredibly ignorant and liars also and no care for fact or evidence. It is the magistrates though who are the people who should know better.
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Used to be the Local neighbourhood office of Woking Borough Council. Facilities for paying rent and…read morecouncil tax here and I believe for sorting out tenancy issues in and around Sheerwater. Also had a copy of the 'Swap book' here, as well as lists of people who wanted to exchange into and out of the area. Now used by the Community Development worker and no longer has a counter facility for payments. Rent etc is payable at Sheerwater Post Office Disabled access doorway
Ok so we all pay taxes and no-one really likes to do it, but it is nice to see that when you do you…read moreare getting something for it! BDBC are efficient and seemingly very well organised, the roads are well maintained, parks generally well kept, and if you call them asking them to get something done i.e. a street light replaced, they seem quick to respond. They seem to be working with local people rather than against them, housing is always a priority and BDBC always seem to be trying to develop local housing which encourages people to either stay local or move into the area thus aiding BDBC's economy. Ok, so more people need more jobs but by encouraging development they also seem to create more jobs. They are a fairly sensible council, and certainly seem popular with most of us younger generation.
A clean large building and all the staff are professional. The staff know their jobs and are very…read moreinformed.
Bracknell Council is located in Time Square in very well appointed surroundings. The parking is not…read morehuge but there is Princess Square parking not far away. Its a huge building with a receptionist on hand to help point you in the right direction.
The Bracknell Forest Borough Council building is in the area of town with all the other public…read moreservice buildings, the magistrates court, police station, library, CAB etc. It's a reasonably sized building with helpful, friendly staff to guide you to the floor you need, and help see to your needs. Here you can pay you taxes, register a birth, get married as well as other civic activities.
Well maintained car park that sits right on the edge of the main shopping centreso good that you…read morecan just manage to exit right on the boundary so you don't need to go right round the system. Very useful. Not a multi-storeyall at ground level. Entrance is easy from Butts Rd end and prices are not too bad. 50p = first hour, £1.00 for twoup to 2.50 for four hours. Free parking on Sundays and after 1800 hrs every day. On entry, keep an eye out to your left as there are often spaces that other drivers don't see, and so much closer to the shops, (as Lyn says)!!!
Lightwater Country Park is located on the edge of Lightwater village and covers 59 acres…read more There are a number of facilities located here, including a visitor centre based on conservation, nature and wildlife. This is used by various groups for educational purposes, and is led by the rangers. There are also various nature trails and a cross country trail. There is a pond, and a children's play area for under 12's Lovely place to spend a summer's afternoon
The civic centre, hosts a number of free and paid events throughout the year…read more The staff will avoid eye contact and will try and not hear you, so you have to be persistant otherwise you just wont be served and make sure you get there early otherwise you'll have to keep coming over as they have limited staff all the time.
Lovely day centre, great staff/volunteers. Good activities and wonderful restaurant with good food…read moreand very reasonable prices and spotlessly clean. There is also a CAB office within the centre.
I was enticed here by a local enthusiast who regaled me with the site's many virtues, en route. On…read morearrival, I found a welcoming, well-stocked modern library, set in a bustling community centre. Members can borrow up to a grand total of 20 books at a time; they'll even order-in your desired reading, at no charge. I was very impressed by the wide and appealing magazine selection which I could happily have spent ages browsing through. There's an excellent (although, sadly, under-used) child-friendly section with colourful chairs, toys and a play rug. In spite of its location - mere yards from a giant Tesco superstore - there was a peaceful, relaxing atmosphere. Staff are friendly and super-helpful.
Nice and quiet - plenty of books, dvds, games,…read more Free parking, just next to Tescos at Warfield. Nice Staff, modern, quiet, child friendly
What a dreadful post office. Convenient, in the town centre, sure. But always a miserable…read moreexperience unless you have the rare luck of walking in and finding a very short queue! Usually, the staff levels are set so you will queue, often back to the door in stifling heat. Lots of windows for staff, but you'll never see more than five of the eight or more booths occupied. One time in four, you'll hear customers moaning, trying to get a group moan going after waiting fifteen minutes only to see staff just walk away from their position. I know they need breaks but it comes back to management here perpetually staffing this place inadequately. Though I will say, their core staff are a mature, confident and efficient bunch. Once you reach them. By the time of which you do though, you are so fed up.
Post Office offering all the usual services. For the main post office in a town it is a little…read moresmall. They have about 8 service windows and it does get very busy. It's a long narrow shop with not much room to display any other products so you have to look for jiffy bags and packaging an grab it as you queue up. There can be long queues at lunchtimes but they move quickly and the staff are efficient and helpful. It is positioned at the top of the pedestrianized section of Bracknell town centre. There is therefore no parking immediately outside but plenty of car parking a short walk away. It has both steps and a sloping entrance so is accessable for wheelchairs/ buggies but somewhat narrow inside.