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FAQ - Essential Information about Bourne

  1. Q: I don't have a car or any other means of transport, does Bourne have a local bus service, and if so where does this take you?
  2. A: Yes, Bourne does have a local bus service provided by Delaine. The services runs on a regular basis to the near by towns of Spalding, Stamford and Market Deeping, and villages on route. There is also a regular service to the city of Peterborough. There are bus stops on North Street, West Street, South Street, and at the Bus Station (located off North Street). Please call Delaine on 01778 422866 for more information, or view the present bus time tables here.
  3. There are also many taxi firms available for more localised travel, information about these firms can be found under the miscellaneous section of services.
  1. Q: Does Bourne have a job centre, and if so where can I find this?
  2. A: Unfortunately Bourne does not have a job centre at present. The nearest job centre is in Stamford or Spalding. For job opportunities in the town, the Bourne Local, Stamford Mercury and other local newspapers provide job listings on a weekly basis. There are also extensive job listings on this website that are updated regularly.
  3. If you would like to advertise a vacancy on this website, please visit our jobs section and click the 'Post a Job' link at the top of the job listings.
  1. Q: Does Bourne have a hospital, and if so where can I find this?
  2. A: No, Bourne does not have a hospital. The nearest hospital can be found in Peterborough, although Stamford does have a casualty department for emergencies.
  1. Q: I want to stop in Bourne, what accommodation does Bourne offer visitors?
  2. A: There is lots of quality accommodation in and Bourne for visitors. The Angel hotel is Bourne's premier hotel, which offers en-suite facilities in a town centre location. For details of other accommodation in the town, please view our 'Places to Stay' directory listings.
  1. Q: Does Bourne have a cinema, and if not what else is there in the town to entertain you?
  2. A: At present Bourne does not have a dedicated cinema; however the Bourne Corn Exchange does have regular screenings of popular, classic and arts movies, including those that have recently featured at cinemas. All screenings at the Corn Exchange are on Wednesdays at 7.30pm. Tickets at £3.50 each may be bought on the door or in advance from Ian Bland at the Corn Exchange (01778 423579). The nearest showcase cinema is located in Peterborough, approximately 16 miles from the town.
  3. You can view forecoming movie listings at the Bourne Corn Exchange by visiting their website.
  4. There is lots to do in and around town, including a large state-of-the-art leisure centre, complete with an indoor swimming pool and fitness suite. There is also an olympic size outdoor pool, for those hot summer months. Bourne also benefits from a theatre, sports bar, snooker club, golf centre, and several gyms. For a full list of things to do in the town, please visit our 'things to do' directory.
  1. Q: I'm looking to move to Bourne but am concerned about crime levels and educational standards in the town, could you please provide some information about these?
  2. A: Crime levels in the town are low, with recent statistics demonstrating that crime levels are below the national averages, meaning that Bourne is generally considered a safe place to live. There is a local police office dedicated to the town, and it is hoped that in the future more police officers will be available, to better serve Bourne and the surrounding area. Educational standards are high, with a number of good schools in and around the town. The reputable Bourne Grammar School is renowned for its excellent standard of education, and has served the town for many years. GCSE results for English, Maths, and Science in local schools are way above the national average.
  3. To check out local information about Bourne please visit www.upmystreet.com. This website provides up-to-date statistical information about the local area including crime, education, property prices, and council tax.
  4. To check out reported crime in Bourne, please visit lincspolice.crimemapper.co.uk and www.police.uk.
  1. Q: I'm new to the area and want to join some local clubs to help me integrate into the community and make new friends, what social activities are available in the town?
  2. A: Bourne has lots of clubs and organisations, in a widely diverse range of activities. For details about the many clubs and organisations in and around Bourne, please view our 'Leisure & Entertainment' section.
  3. For teenagers, Jeans Youth Cafe, The Salvation Army Youth Club, and the Bourne Youth Centre are great places to hang out with friends, and make new friends in the area. For details of these places, please visit our 'Leisure & Entertainment' section.
  1. Q: I'm looking to find out about local affairs, what local newspapers are available in Bourne?
  2. A: Popular local newspapers include the Bourne Local, Stamford Mercury, and the Evening Telegraph. These include information about local news, jobs, events, advertising, and other local information. Other newspapers that cover the area include the Herald and Post and the Lincolnshire Free Press, whose main emphasis lies with advertising.
  1. Q: Does Bourne have a public school, and if so where is this located?
  2. A: Kirkstone House School is an independent day school for boys and girls aged between 4 and 16 and is located in the village of Baston, just 4 miles South of Bourne. To find out more information about this school, please call 07785 60350.
  1. Q: I'm looking for a good place to eat out in Bourne, could you recommend anywhere?
  2. A: Bourne offers a good variety of restaurants, serving a selection of cuisines. There are also a good number of pubs in the town that provide traditional pub food - the most recommended include The Nags Head (located on Abbey Road), Smiths of Bourne (located on North Street), The Jubilee (located on North Street), and The Masons Arms (located on South Street). Be sure also to check out many of the pretty and traditional pubs that are located in the villages around Bourne.
  1. Q: I've heard though the grapevine that parts of Bourne town centre are set to get a revamp, is there any truth in this?
  2. A: Yes, there are plans to revamp parts of the town centre, which will see some new shops, housing, and open spaces in the town. Plans have recently been scaled back to regenerate Werry's Lane area of the town only. The council have already acquired some properties in this core area, and it is hoped that work will begin on regenerating this area very shortly.
  1. Q: Are the Bourne woods open to the general public and if so how can I access the woods?
  2. A: Yes, the Bourne woods are open all year round to the public. There is a car park, picnic area and toilets, and many tracks for the public to explore. Access to the woods is available from Beech Avenue and via the A151 to the west of Bourne.
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