FROME BREAKFAST BRIEFING: Wednesday April 29

Do you know you can own a bit of the local football stadium? Details here on which of the local banks has already been helping out:

https://bit.ly/2KTKO5D

Frome: Sunrise 05:47 Sunset 20:28

Frome : A band of rain will drift east through the morning but the afternoon will be drier and brighter. Rain will return later in the evening. Moderate southerly winds will make it feel milder.

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Not Just Pets Frome, the independent pet food shop is still open - serving at the door.Or you can call them on 07813 352103 or 01373 462068 or go to their web site: https://www.notjustpets.co.uk/ to order.

Active and In Touch can be contacted on 07539 795261 or via email [email protected],

FROME SUPERMARKET TIMES:

CO-OP (Culver Hill): 7am- 8pm

CO-OP (Fromefield/Rodden Road): 7am-8pm

CO-OP (Nunney Road/Badcox branch): 7am-8pm

CO-OP (Westway): 8 am- 6pm

ASDA: (New times) : 8 am until 10 pm Monday to Saturday and 10am to 4pm on Sundays.

BUDGENS: Open 24 hours* But they are now serving via the window to the station forecourt from 8pm until 6.30 am, so no traffic in the main shop area.

ICELAND: 9am-5pm

LIDL: 8am- 9pm

M&S SIMPLY FOOD: 8.30am-7pm (and limiting all numbers into the shop).First hour Tuesdays and Fridays for NHS/carers)

M&S at the BP Garage, open 24/7 all year

McCOLL'S (Rodden Road): 7am-10pm

McCOLL'S (Vallis Way): 7 am- 10 pm

SAINSBURY'S: 8am-8 pm (7.30am- 8am for NHS/social care workers. 8am-9am Monday, Wednesday and Friday for the elderly)

TESCO EXPRESS: 7am-10pm

If you need to contact Frome Medical Practice, they have suspended on-line appointments, You need to call them on 01373 301301.

Don't forget there is a Somerset Coronavirus Support line - which includes emotional and mental health support. 0300 790 6275 lines open every day from 8am to 6pm

The Polish Shop Kasia on Christchurch Street West is still currently open Monday to Saturday 10-6pm and Sundays 10-4 pm.

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THOUGHT FOR THE DAY:

" If all our national holidays were observed on Wednesdays, we could wind up with nine-day weekends." – George Carlin.