Based in the town, Armishaws are the first choice for Wincanton removals.
Our friendly team have unrivalled local knowledge to help you create the perfect package. All our removals include;
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In 2011 (the last UK census) Wincanton’s population had reached 5,435.
Situated just off the historic and panoramic A303, Wincanton is 25 minutes from Yeovil and just over an hour from Bristol where you’ll also find the closest airport. The nearest train station is 12 minutes away in Templecombe. The famous racecourse and Wincanton golf club are both within walking distance of the town centre.
All the local news and events are covered in the popular New Blackmore Vale magazine.
As well as calling Wincanton ‘home’, Armishaws provide national and international removals as well as short haul removals across the area including;
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Of course we love Wincanton, it’s our hometown and the location of Armishaws’ HQ. So, with our local eye, here’s our look of the very best of Wincanton;
The home of fine taste, this superb wine shop, café and deli champions local producers and serves up amazing flavours. We’re huge fans!
If you’re moving with little ones, then you simply have to visit this fabulous shop. Award-winning designs, exceptional customer service, and play tents that create magic and smiles
With a Scandinavian feel and healthy, happy attitude, this welcoming coffee shop supports local producers while doing its bit to reduce waste.
Farm fresh, organic, healthy and incredibly tasty treats, straight from the fields of Somerset to your table. There’s also a great farm shop with fab gifts and more.
Wincanton is rightly proud of its links with the Discworld series and this quirky and deeply knowledgeable shop celebrates all things Pratchett.
Best known for its famous horse racing track, Wincanton is very much a rural community. The town’s heritage is interlinked with horses, from the old stagecoach route that linked Exeter and London, to the farming community that is strong in this part of Somerset, if you can grow it, raise it, cultivate or nurture it, the chances are you’ll find it in Wincanton.
Wincanton falls into the ’brilliantly bonkers’ category that makes Somerset such a great county to live. The town twinned itself with an imaginary town (featured in the Discworld books by Sir Terry Pratchett), has a suitably madcap carnival and other local events.
There is a sports centre with swimming pool, gym, classes and children’s activities. If you prefer your exercise at a more leisurely pace, Wincanton golf course is a short stroll from the town centre. Perhaps the biggest local draw, Wincanton Racecourse holds a number of meets over the year and also other live events and entertainment.
Conveniently located just off the A303, 25 minutes from Yeovil and just over an hour from Bristol (location of the closest airport), Wincanton offers access to the Blackmore Vale and Cranborne Chase AONB. There is no train station, the nearest being 12 minutes away in Templecombe. The racecourse is within easy walking distance of the town centre.