mortimer Pharmacy
The NHS has approved the consolidation of Mortimer’s two pharmacies, with the Little Village Pharmacy in West End Road becoming the village’s sole outlet. The committee considered 26 public objections […]
The NHS has approved the consolidation of Mortimer’s two pharmacies, with the Little Village Pharmacy in West End Road becoming the village’s sole outlet. The committee considered 26 public objections […]
Garth Club Possible new trustees chosen 16 July 2024: The Royal British Legion and Mortimer parish council issued this joint press release: “The Royal British Legion are intending to transfer
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Garth Club RBL To Meet Potential New Trustees Members of Mortimer parish council met Royal British Legion representatives recently, to discuss the transfer of the Garth Club building and land
funding given to community projects Three community projects have each been awarded £5K through West Berkshire Council’s “Members Bid” scheme. Each autumn parish councils and community groups are invited to put
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Proposals submitted for Garth Club Two groups have come forward interested in restoring ‘Garth Club’ in Mortimer to use. This comes after the Royal British Legion in London, the current
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LITTLE VILLAGE PHARMACY CHARITY MEET AND GREET The new owners or the Little Village Pharmacy (former JHoots) on 24 West End Road, Mortimer seek to formally welcome residents at its
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neighbourhood plan have your say The Neighbourhood Plan Steering Group, comprising parish councillors and community volunteers, has created draft proposals for both an update to the existing Neighbourhood Plan and
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petition presented to West Berkshire Council Executive Nearly 1100 residents signed the petition objecting to the possible eviction of residents from Windmill Court.As a result, the item was put on
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king street added Following the parish council’s adoption of the King Street phone box on behalf of the community, a new defibrillator is now operational inside. It supplements those outside