RADSTOCK BRIEFING: Tuesday March 24

So in our daily briefing, things we hope you will find vital during the coronavirus crisis. From now on we will still be giving you the daylight hours, the weather and shop opening times, but we are adding in other key details to help the community get through this unprecedented and challenging time. Do let us know if you think there is some additional information you might find useful and here at Radstock Nub News will we do our best to include it.

One big change in Radstock, the Radco store, which has already closed the coffee shop, has changed its opening hours. See below for details. As you now undoubtedly know, all non essential shops should now be closed.

TODAY'S RADSTOCK: Sunrise 06:02 Sunset 18:31

TODAY'S RADSTOCK WEATHER: After a chilly start, tomorrow will be another dry day with lots of sunshine. High cloud may turn this hazy at times though. Feeling warmer than of late, with a gentle southerly breeze.

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CLOSED UNTIL TOMORROW: Radstock's butchers Phil Day, which was sadly broken into over the weekend, will not re-open until tomorrow Wednesday.

HELP FOR YOUR PETS.: Frome's Not Just Pets will deliver supplies, including dog and cat food (for orders over £20) to Radstock, if needed, you can call them on : 07813 352103.

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CLEMENT PHARMACY (THE STREET IN RADSTOCK) : OPENING HOURS

Monday - Friday : 8:30 am until 6pm, Saturdays 9am - 1pm. It will close for two hours for lunch for staff to catch up with prescriptions.

WESTFIELD (ELM TREE) PHARMACY: 9am - 6pm. Will close between midday and 2pm for the foreseeable future. Please be advised that on Saturday they were also only serving from the doorway, and not letting anyone into the actual shop.

TODAY'S RADSTOCK SUPERMARKET OPENING TIMES:

Radstock Co-operative Superstore : 11am - 5pm* (new times)

Jones Lifestyle Shop (Frome Hill) : 9am: 6pm* (new times)

Londis (Stoke Hill, St Michael): 7:30 am - 8pm

McColl's ( Fortescue Road): 6am-10.30 pm

Clandown Stores:8am-7pm

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THOUGHT FOR THE DAY:

"Dear me! how happy and good we'd be, if we had no worries!" Louisa May Alcott