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This week, the government announced an expansion to the booster programme due to the emergence of the new Omicron variant of Covid-19. This means that the NHS will need to continue using Churchdown Community Centre as a vaccination centre for … Continue reading →

We are pleased to announce the return of Churchdown Book Fair with our first fair of 2022 on Sunday 2nd January

We’re so sorry to bring disappointing news but we’ve now been told that we are unable to book the Churchdown Community Centre for what would have been the final two book fairs of 2021, November and December. This is due … Continue reading →

Well there finally seems to be a glimmer of light on the horizon to herald the return of Churchdown Book Fair! As you know the Community Centre has been used as a vaccination centre for the last few months, but … Continue reading →

We hope you are all keeping safe and well and still have plenty of books to read. We are looking forward to seeing you again later in the year when we are able to resume the monthly book fairs. We … Continue reading →

Terry and Jane would like to wish all our customers a safe and peaceful Christmas and a happier 2021 As you know, the last two fairs of 2020 unfortunately had to be cancelled due to the uncertainty caused by the … Continue reading →

Regretfully we have taken the decision to cancel the December Book Fair which was due to be held on Sunday 6th December at the Churchdown Community Centre. It was felt in the current circumstances that it would be unwise to … Continue reading →

With regret, we have had to cancel the November Book Fair which was due to take place at Churchdown Community Centre on 1st November 2020. A combination of circumstances has meant that there are not enough dealers able to attend … Continue reading →

We are very sad to announce that Phill Robbins, one of our longstanding book dealers, has died. He had been in ill-health, borne with fortitude and humour, for a number of years. His health had deteriorated over the last few … Continue reading →