Friday 1st September 1995
Advertisement:
Fresh fruit and vegetables delivered to your home.
John & Sheila Pomeroy,
Henford Lodge.
Warminster 214910.
Friday 1st September 1995
Advertisement:
Fresh fruit and vegetables delivered to your home.
John & Sheila Pomeroy,
Henford Lodge.
Warminster 214910.
Reg Cundick and Danny Howell in the book The Inns And Taverns Of Warminster, published in November 1987, stated:
The Bush, Warminster
The site of The Bush Inn is occupied today by Wilson & Kennard’s grocery shop on the south side of the Market Place.
The Bush was in existence in the early 1700s and was recorded by both Daniell and Halliday. It closed before 1801. The 1801 Survey Of Warminster describes its location as “Plot 313, the Bush (late)”, occupied by Brodribb.
Uriah Brodribb’s grocery business eventually passed into the hands of James Dudden Brodribb (mentioned in Kelly’s Directory 1859). From circa 1867 onwards, Richard Sherring Brodribb was the proprietor of the store. By 1899 it had passed to Wilson & Mayo, shortly afterwards to Wilson & Kennard, under which name the shop’s proprietor today, Peter Mead, still trades.
March 1987

Wilson & Kennard Ltd., high class grocery and delicatessen,
38 Market Place, Warminster.
To the left is The Wool & Button Shop and
to the right is Coates & Parker.
The photograph was taken by
Danny Howell in March 1987,
a few days before Wilson & Kennard’s
shop was closed for good.
Monday 5th March 1979
Nicholas & Harris Ltd.
Grocers, Bakers, Confectioners.
High Street, Tisbury.
Telephone 870 263.
Also at Salisbury. Telephone 2351.
Monday 5th March 1979
Howell & Son
17 High Street, Tisbury.
Family grocers with off licence.
Van grocery delivery service (free of charge)
in and around Tisbury (free of charge).
Goods on sale from the van.
Also our new shop next door selling a range
of toys, greeting cards and stationery.
Tuesday 1st October 1968
George Butcher.
Family grocer, baker and confectioner.
Own bread sliced and wrapped.
Own baked ham fresh daily.
Obelisk Steam Bakery, Silver Street, Warminster.
Telephone 2048.
Tuesday 1st October 1968
Sutton Veny House Market Garden Shop
9 Market Place, Warminster.
Home-grown fruit, flowers, vegetables.
Farm eggs. Frozen produce.
Deliveries at weekends.
Telephone Warminster2320.
Retail Grocers in Warminster, 1968:
E.K. Butcher, 69 East Street, Warminster. Telephone 3382.
George Butcher, 33 Silver Street, Warminster. Telephone 2048.
M.H. Byrom, 28 Vicarage Street, Warminster. Telephone 2420.
John Everett, 4 Market Place, Warminster. Telephone 3024.
F.P. Freegard, 2 Chapel Street, Warminster. Telephone 3173.
International Stores, 6a High Street, Warminster. Telephone 3046.
A. Mead, 34a West Parade, Warminster. Telephone 2321.
F.C. & M.E. Minty, 64 Deverill Road, Warminster. Telephone 2114,
Raymond D. Slade, Mondela Stores, Prestbury Park Estate, Warminster. Telephone 2199.
J.F. Spurdon, 4 Brook Street, Warminster. Telephone 3040.
Walker’s Stores, 10 Market Place, Warminster. Telephone 3067.
Wednesday 1st July 1953
Buy your fruit, flowers and vegetables at the
Bishopstrow Nurseries Retail Shop
27 East Street, Warminster.
All produce picked and cut daily and sold at lowest prices.
Wreaths, Bouquets, Crosses And Sprays a speciality.
Grocers and Provision Dealers in Warminster, in 1938:
Miss Burgess, 16 Silver Street, Warminster.
Co-operative Society (Manager – E.D. Turner), 32 Market Place, Warminster.
Ernest Thomas Dodge, 1 & 2 Fore Street, Warminster.
John Everett, 4 Market Place, Warminster, and 5 George Street, Warminster.
E.M. Francis, 33 Bread Street, Warminster.
Albert John Gingell, 3 George Street, Warminster.
William Robert Hill, 56 West Street, Warminster.
International Tea Company (Manager – P.G. Favell), 50 Market Place, Warminster.
E.T. Long, 2 Sambourne Road, Warminster.
Frank Moody Ltd., Newtown Stores, Fore Street, Warminster.
Payne & Son, 9 George Street, Warminster, and Chapel Street, Warminster.
Turner’s Stores, 19 West Street, Warminster.
Walker’s Stores (Manager – A.H. Cornaby), 22 Market Place, Warminster.
Wilson & Kennard Ltd., 14 Market Place, Warminster.