Saturday 21st March 2026
From the Facebook page of TAPhouse, Warminster:
5 years!
Its flown by, but thank you to everyone who has supported us, supplied us and enjoyed every purchase from us.
TAPhouse Warminster is very proud of what it has achieved in the last 5 years. Here’s to many more.
Thank you from Dan, Becky and the team.
TAPhouse, 9 – 10 George Street, Warminster, BA12 8QA
Telephone 01985 217700
taphousewarminster.co.uk
The Off-Licence, 35 George Street, Warminster, BA12 8QB. The old signage above the shop front, ‘Inter-County Wines, Warminster’ refers to another off-licence that previously traded here. Photograph taken by Danny Howell on Sunday 21st February 1999.
Monday 5th March 1979
A.C. & F.J. Dickens
The Square, Tisbury.
Delicatessen. Full off licence.
Hours: 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Early closing Wednesday.
Laundrette, soft water, tumble dryers.
Hours: Mon – Sat 8 a.m. to 9 p.m.
Telephone 870 452.
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.
Ed Brooks has very kindly contributed the above photograph
to dannyhowellnet.Â
It shows Applegate’s, who ran an off-licence and
sold beer at Weymouth Street, Warminster.
The photo could have been taken between 1905 and 1925.
Applegates of Trowbridge purchased this Warminster business
from W.P.T. Wyld during March 1905.
In 1919, the owners of the building, the Longleat Estate,
put the property up for sale (it was still let on a yearly tenancy
to Applegates) and in 1929 Mr. J. Ethell took it over.
The premises became the Bunch of Grapes public house.
