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Chalke Valley Stores

You’ll find us in the United Reformed Church in the centre of the beautiful village of Broad Chalke. We look forward to welcoming you…

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Welcome

Residents of Chalke Valley use the Store for their essential shopping; household goods, fresh meats and vegetables. We are proud to support small local growers and suppliers who are dedicated to the use of fresh ingredients and traditional methods of production. We also carry a variety of life’s little luxuries; cards, gift ideas, stationery, etc.

The cafe offers a relaxed, warm and friendly environment. Serving hot drinks, together with a wide variety of freshly baked cakes and scones. We also offer light meals at lunch time. 

Don’t forget, we can also do takeaways for those on the go.

The Post Office also supplies a wide range of services.

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Mon – Fri: 9am – 5pm
Sat: 9am to 1pm
Closed: Bank & Public Holidays

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Monday to Friday:

Coffee & Cakes:
10am – 3:30pm
Hot Food & Lunches
10am – 2pm

Saturday:
Coffee & Cake
10am – Midday
Take away food and drink will also continue to be available during these opening hours.

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Mon, Tues & Thurs:
9:30am – 1pm

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MEN'S GROUP Coffee & Chat

A welcoming space for men looking for a friendly chat over coffee. Suportive of health and wellbeing.

Join us in The Hub:
First Monday of the month
Between 10am to 12pm

PARENT'S GROUP Coffee & Chat

For anyone with dependents of any age with additional needs, whether that be emotional, physical or medical.

Join us in The Hub:
Last Monday of the month.
10am to 12pm

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