I needed to get my phone fixed they did it swiftly and the people there were accommodating and kind…read moremy phone is of excellent quality. Very happy with my service and will definitely come again.

Heard from my contact there they have at last moved and found hopefully will be their new home…read morepermanently. It does have a decent footfall there, so maybe the days of having to move again are over.

We have a fire alarm system by Raven which though checked always says it is ok but never looks at…read morethe panel which shows faults

They have a visit centre in Marbles Way Tadworth. Not open every day ,and restricted hours,so see…read morethe web site for details.

This is a lovely small local history museum with a wide ranging collection of locally significant…read morememorabilia. It is free to visitand a delight. It is a shame it is only open three day per week.

The venue itself is all right - clean loos and ample parking…read more The major problem with this venue is that the people you have to go through in order to book the venue are desperately rude and unhelpful!! Miserable miserable people!! They don't use email and you can only reach them on a landline. I was shouted at when I called as they had apparently only just walked through the door to their house (how was I supposed to know that)? I was told to wait while they went to fetch the diary - whilst on hold all I could hear was the woman b***hing to her husband that she can't get a minute's peace without someone pestering her. I was going to use this venue regularly to host events, but I decided against it as I just can't bear to deal with these miserable people again. Life is too damn short, save yourselves the irritation and avoid!!!

Got to say this charity has a real story to tell. It saves many from what was once a life sentence…read morenow.

My friend went to Narobi Kenya for work and mentioned he went to the Elephant orphange there. I was…read moreimpressed with what he told me. The elephants were very friendly and loved attention from the Human visitors. David Sheldrick died in 1977. He was a national park warden.A parliment act established the park in 1948. His wife is now a DAme and is still trying to keep his legacy alive. She was writing her autobiography, whether its been published or not I don't know. It is possible to foster an elephant via their website. http://www.davidsheldrickwildlifetruste.org My friend supplied the photo's with this review. He took them in Narobi. So, thank you Ash for the pics.

This revamped shop is far more modern and organised than the ones you could not move in for junk in…read morethe old days.