BOOKING FORM, INSIDE PAGES (includes rates)ABOUT US | ABOUT THIS SITE
Chew Valley Green Pages is the essential business and community directory for the area between Bristol, Bath and Wells. It is published annually by The Chew Valley Gazette. The first issue was published in 1986. Villages covered include: Barrow Gurney Bishop Sutton Blagdon Burrington Butcombe Chelwood Chew Magna Chew Stoke Churchill Chewton Mendip Clutton Compton Dando Compton Martin Downside Dundry East Harptree Farmborough Farrington Gurney Felton Hinton Blewett Langford Litton Marksbury Nempnett Thrubwell Norton Malreward Pensford Priddy Redhill Regil Stanton Drew Sandford Stowey Temple Cloud Ubley West Harptree Whitchurch Village Winford Woollard and Wrington. See the maps page.
It is distributed free to households throught that area.
The current issue is 2007-2008 and was published in print and online in mid-September 2007
The next issue will be 2008-2009 and will be published in September 2008.
DOWNLOAD
A BOOKING FORM, INCLUDING RATES, HERE
(these are 2007-8 forms and rates, which will be updated in 2008 for the 2008-9
edition)
BOOKING FORM, INSIDE PAGES (includes rates)
BOOKING FORM, OUTSIDE PAGES
Our office is in Chew Magna, in the centre of the area described above and shown in the map.
Our
postal address is
5 South Parade
Chew Magna
BRISTOL BS40 8SH
To
visit us:
There is a car park in Chew Magna behind the Pelican pub. 5 South Parade is
directly opposite the pub, and our sign is on a glass door - go on upstairs
as signed.
To
email us
Please use a recognisable sender address and message title (to avoid getting
lost in the spam) and please don't send attachments above 500K without checking
with us first.
Please
send enquiries about advertising in the Chew Valley Green Pages (or the Gazette,
the monthly newspaper) to:
advertising@chewvalleygazette.co.uk
Please
send stories and news items for the Gazette (the monthly newspaper) to:
editorial@chewvalleygazette.co.uk
Fax
01275 333067
Telephone
01275 332266
Notes:
1
Some advertisers' website addresses have been provided with live links, and
some have not - in each case, the choice was the advertiser's.
2 Dimensions of display advertisements online reflect the dimensions
of the print versions. As with the printed advertisements, the more words advertisers
choose to put in their advertisements, the smaller the print has to be in the
given size, and this (obviously) may affect clarity and legibility.
3 The importance of maintaining fast download speeds for images, especially
in areas where there is still limited availability and take-up of broadband,
has necessitated the selection of smaller file sizes. This may mean a very slight
loss of clarity is also unavoidable in some cases, but there is no point in
selecting brilliant image quality if as a result customers can't be bothered
to wait for them to appear on screen.
4 Chew Valley Green Pages is a once-a-year publication, and that will
also apply to the online version. The CVGP website will be posted online once
annually only, to coincide with the print version, and ongoing additions or
amendments will not be available.
5 This website was designed and constructed by Rowland Janes for Biografix.
Rowland Janes initiated, designed and co-published the first Chew Valley Green
Pages publication in 1985, publishing in 1986.
6 Please send any communications regarding advertising on this site,
booking etc, to advertising@chewvalleygazette.co.uk.
Please send any communications regarding the operation of this site to editorial@chewvalleygazette.co.uk.
Please mention to advertisers that you found their ad on www.chewvalleygreenpages.co.uk
WEBMASTERS: please set up a link to www.chewvalleygreenpages.co.uk