This is the tiniest post office, but the staff are just so knowledgeable. They know everything…read moreabout postage rates and nothing is too much trouble for them. Access to the post office isn't that easy - the way into the car park is only big enough for one car and it's not easy to reverse back out onto the main road. They are really helpful though and tell you what postal insurance you need, and despite the fact that it is only a tiny post office, they are always happy to accept huge parcels! Very friendly staff - top marks to them!

Quite a small friendly post office 2 tills ..If you avoid peak times like lunch hour or first thing…read moreon a monday Queues are avoidable.. The post office is in a newsagent so convenient to pick up other items at the same time

This post office is extremely handy for those working nearby - it is open until 5.30 and does not…read moreclose for lunch. The selection of old-fashioned sweets is a great touch too. The staff are friendly and always willing to help and advise.

Very useful for the old folk's .read more

This is a small post office, also sells cards, sweets, etc. Very convienient location, as you can…read morejust park on the road and sort things out quickly. The place is run very effieciently, hardly ever queues inside. The staff are very polite and helpful aswell.

This Post office has been aorund the town since I can rememeber. There is a cash point outside…read more(free) which is very handy. The apporach is extremely difficult with a pushchair, wheelchair etc as there are some quite steep steps out the front. There is parking in a lay by across the road but it is limited. They also do car tax and sell basic provisions (bread/milk etc) as well as some sweets for the kids!

offers the nearest free cash point to Woodrow since the closure of it's post office. Also offers a…read morewide range of post office services such as car tax. Traditional feeling shop with a reliable range of basic grocery supplies, cards, gift wrap, sweets and everything one expects from a news agents. You can also play the national lottery here I do believe On a negative side it is fronted by large, stretched out steps which make it very hard to access for those with limited mobility or small children.

This is a nice little post office with a very welcoming atmosphere. The staff were very friendly…read moreand helpful. They also sell some reasonably priced greetings cards, but there is not a huge selection.

Charming venue in the Cotswalls; definitely worth a visit if in the area. The hall is ornate and…read moresound is good. Seats are not the most comfortable but more than adequate and not unusual for a countryside theater. The Basel Symphony Orchestra is performing tonight with Mozart, Ravel and Stravinsky on the program. Very enjoyable event.

The Town Hall is a very mixed bag. Buying tickets in person or over the telephone is a pleasure…read more However the same experience online - at least for the Literature or Science festivals - is a nightmare. The venue itself is imposing and spacious, though very crowded for big events like popular LitFest talks. The acoustics in the main hall are pretty bad, but staff do their best to overcome that. Overall, if there's something you want to see, go and see it! Your experience shouldn't be either ruined or greatly enhanced by the venue.

Wonderful place to stop and spend some time. Got to see a…read moredemonstration with wool, discussion on different types of wool. Donkeys, horses, goats, falconry and gardens. The demonstration with Talia the eagle owl was delightful and fun. Friendly staff, very educational.

We walked to Mary Arden's Farm from Stratford-upon-Avon. Fair warning: it's a LONG walk. Don't do…read moreit if you're not prepared to walk 5 miles (or about 8 km) there and back. I suppose a bike ride would nice, though. It's along a river through really Englishy countryside with rolling hills and and pebbly roads. Once we got there, it was pretty meh. Admissions is covered in the Shakespeare Five House ticket, but not any of the other types of ticket packages. You just walk around and look at pigs and rooms. We saw some owls and falcons, a dovecove, some pigs, an old oven, old bedrooms with small beds.... It's not really educational - there wasn't much to learn about Shakespeare or Mary Arden. I didn't think they made much of an effort to make it tourist friendly either. It wasn't really worth it but still mildly interesting. I recommend saving some money and just purchasing the Four House ticket and forgo this house.