Nobody particularly likes going to the dentist so if you have to go to one you need one you like…read moreand trust. When I first visited The Crescent the dentists were always coming and going as they were from Sweden and Finland etc so when I started seeing Mr Siakoufis I thought it would be short lived but fortunately it has not been and he is a very good dentist. He was very quiet in the beginning, probably due to a slight language barrier. However the longer he has been there the more he speaks, not too much though, I hate it if as soon as they stick an implement in your mouth they ask you a question so it makes a nice change to be with a quiet one and I do believe they also concentrate on their work more, the less they say. The practice is welcoming and clean and always has up to date magazines. It is NHS and private and they will recommend if they think you should go privately to get better looking teeth etc or if they think you could get just as good on the NHS. The staff are pleasant and friendly and efficient. One of the best things is they send you a text a couple of days before to tell you about your appointment so you wont incurr a charge or forget to attend. Prices reasonable,

Used this shop today for the first time and was happily impressed. Went into buy some raspberry…read moreleaf teabags which you drink in your last month of pregnancy and when I took them to the counter to pay the assistant asked how far gone I was to make sure I wasn't going to start drinking them too early. Also, everything is easy to find in the store, well signed. Reasonable prices.

Very friendly lady, very nice to speak too. Really bubbly…read moreand polite.

What a star! Gary rebuilt a tooth I'd broken when I'd tried to headbut my Jag (long story involving…read morea flat tyre, a 1985 XJ6 and a tyre iron). He saw me within a week, we were done within the hour and the fake tooth feels better than the real one. Top work.

I recovered from fibromyalgia with Josephines help. She is calm and trustworthy and determined to…read morehelp people become as healthy as possible

No prizes for guessing which era the Victoria Park was made. Yep, around 1887 according to the…read morelocal information - to celebrate the Golden Jubilee. Quite a large green area, the park is divided into two sections. At the top of {ark Road are the Mary bnailing Playing Fields (which still count as the Vic, according to us locals). Here there is a children's playground area with some generic swings, slides and climbing frames. Plus a large green playing field big enough for a couple of games of football at least to be played all at the same time. And a skateboard ramp section. From a small entry you can then walk through to the Victoria Park proper, another large area with a side-entrance on to Weymouth Road. It's not bad for a town park, in all fairness. There's tennis courts and a bowling green and a putting green (That's been there for Donkey's Years, I remember playing rounds of putting as a treat when I was a wee lass!). And, there's a covered bandstand too - a relic of days gone by, very traditional in appearance and still put to good use in summer when local bands play there. So for somewhere for the kids to run about it's a good free option. Not adviseable to let youngsters wander off unattended though. And - avoid the toilets if at all possible. Dank, horrid and (on the occasions when they're unlocked) sometimes flooded. Or blocked. Either way, not nice.

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This spa is situated within Longleat Center Parcs but you don't have to be staying at Center Parcs…read morein order to enjoy one of their fixed priced pamper days. If you are staying at Center Parcs, you can take full advantage of what they have to offer. The spa experience is amazing. The various different sauna's and steamrooms are so relaxing, and then you can go for a dip in the pool. The last time I was at Aqua Sana, I had the infra red treatment before having a Swedish Massage. Apparently the infra red treatment warms up the muscles so they can go straight into the massage and not have to spend the first 10mins warming the muscles. I'll take their word for it, all I know is that it was all amazing. There's a also a cafe area in the spa where you can buy light meals, snacks and drinks.