About Warminster: George Street – Page 4

Sudden And Unexpected Death Of Lincoln Cooper ~ LGC Computers Has Ceased Trading At 2 George Street, Warminster

Wednesday 24th January 2018

LGC Computers has ceased trading
at 2 George Street, Warminster, BA12 8QA.

A customer notice in the window explains the
sad reason why the business has closed.

The notice reads:

“Unfortunately due to the sudden and unexpected
passing of Lincoln Cooper,
LGC Computers has now ceased trading.

We as a family would like to thank all of his
loyal customers for their continued
support over the years.

If you have any outstanding repairs
remaining in the shop please contact
Lisa ~07462 934861
to arrange collection.

For anyone wishing to attend
Lincoln’s funeral the service will be held at
Semington Crematorium
on Friday 26th January 2018
at 11.30 a.m.
Followed by refreshments and a
celebration of Lincoln’s life,
at the Warminster Conservative Club.

The Cooper Family.”

Photographs taken by Danny Howell.

Window Decorated For Christmas At Mark’s News, Warminster

Thursday 23rd November 2017

Window decorated for Christmas at
Mark’s News, 27 George Street,
Warminster, BA12 8QB.
Telephone 07706 631050.

Photographs taken by Danny Howell
on Thursday 23rd November 2017.

Terry Cross At George Street, Warminster

Sunday 23rd April 2017

Terry Cross pictured at George Street,
Warminster.

Photograph taken by Danny Howell
on Sunday 23rd April 2017.

A Touch Of Tradition, Warminster

Saturday 31st December 2016

Part of the frontage of A Touch Of Tradition,
Interiors and Decorating Centre,
9-10 George Street, Warminster BA12 8QA.

http://www.atouchoftradition.co.uk/

Photograph taken by Danny Howell
on Saturday 31st December 2016.

29 George Street, Warminster

Saturday 31st December 2016

29 George Street, Warminster, BA12 8QB,
the former office of solicitor Edward Moore.

Photograph taken by Danny Howell
on Saturday 31st December 2016.

18 George Street, Warminster

18 George Street, Warminster, which was the White Hart public house for many years, was built in the late 1700s.

39 & 40 George Street, Warminster

Nos. 39 and 40 George Street, Warminster, were built circa 1831.

Nos. 4 & 5 George Street, Warminster

Nos. 4 and 5 George Street, Warminster, were built in the mid 1800s.

3 George Street, Warminster

The original frontage of 3 George Street, Warminster, was built circa 1820 – 1830.

Donations For Pumpkins At Steve’s Tackle, Warminster, Go To Wiltshire Air Ambulance

Thursday 6th October 2016

Steve Ware, proprietor of Steve’s Tackle,
the anglers’ accessories shop, George Street,
Warminster, has grown 120 pumpkins.

Steve is selling them, not at fixed prices
but for reasonable donations to
the Wiltshire Air Ambulance charity.

Steve has already sold 30 to just two buyers
~ a women’s institute at Bradford On Avon
and to the owner of a shop selling vintage
and secondhand items at Silver Street,
Warminster.

Steve Ware with some of the pumpkins.

Photographs taken by Danny Howell
on Thursday 6th October 2016.

Steve said:
“Life is not all about me, me, me,
or greed, greed, greed. It’s good for us
to think what can we all do for
someone else, to help others.
That’s why I’m happy to raise
funds for the Wiltshire Air Ambulance.”

Steve already has a good way of
fundraising ~ he accepts unwanted
fishing rods and tackle from his
angler customers and sells those items,
giving the proceeds to the
Wiltshire Air Ambulance.

A certificate in Steve’s Tackle shop
shows that last year he collected
£198.70 and has made a total
of £369.83 so far in 2016
for the Wiltshire Air Ambulance.

Steve’s Tackle.
Facebook:
www.facebook.com/Steves-Tackle-1649236902012954/?fref=ts

Steve’s Tackle,
35 George Street, Warminster, BA12 8QB
Telephone 01985 847634.