 Street. There is also a spur road along the River Chalke valley from Bowerchalke and Sixpenny Handley.

Religious sites

Parish church 

The parish church of All Saints is a Grade I listed building. It is from the late 13th and 14th centuries, with a 15th-century porch. Restoration in 1846-7 was by Wyatt and Brandon.

Churches at Alvediston and Bowerchalke were considered to be chapels of the Broad Chalke church, until they became separate parishes in 1861 and 1880 respectively. Broad Chalke and Bowerchalke were united in 1952 and became part of the Chalke Valley team ministry in 1972.

There are eight bells in the church tower, including one from the 14th century. By 1553 there were four bells, with a fifth added in 1616 and a sixth in 1660. Two more were added to mark the end of the 20th century, as part of a renovation funded by the Millennium Commission.

Other churches 

A Congregational chapel was built in or before 1801, and replaced by a new church in 1864, which joined the United Reformed Church at its formation in 1972. In 2006 the church was refurbished and divided to provide a community room, then in 2013 the village shop and post office moved into the church. As of 2016, services continue to be held in the church.

Primitive Methodists built a chapel in 1843. The chapel closed c. 1965 and was demolished in 1970.

Amenities 
The village has a C of E Primary School and a doctors' surgery. There has been a village hall since 1914 and a Reading Room (also called the Parish Room) on the same site before the village hall was built.

J E Fry & Son, the village shop and Post Office was in South Street and traded as family butchers under the Fry family for almost 100 years. Since the closure of the old village shop and Post Office around Christmas 1992 the butchers began to sell groceries and everyday items and also incorporated the village Post Office which opened within the butchers on 15 June 1993. The shop was featured on BBC South Today as one of the most unusual locations for a Post Office in the region, and the butcher Robert Fry was the subject of ITV's Country Ways programme some years ago. Robert Fry retired on 31 May 2013 and the shop in South Street closed.

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Street. There is also a spur road along the River Chalke valley from Bowerchalke and Sixpenny Handley. 

 Religious sites 

 Parish church service 

 The parish church service of All Saints is a Grade I number building. It is from the late 13th and fourteenth centuries, with a 15th - century porch. restitution in 1846 - 7 was by Wyatt and Brandon. 

 Churches at Alvediston and Bowerchalke were considered to be chapel of the Broad Chalke church, until they became disjoined parishes in 1861 and 1880 respectively. Broad Chalke and Bowerchalke were united in 1952 and become share of the Chalke Valley team ministry in 1972. 

 There are eight bell in the church tower, include one from the 14th century. By 1553 there were four bell, with a fifth added in 1616 and a sixth in 1660. Two more were added to mark the end of the twentieth century, as share of a renovation funded by the Millennium Commission. 

 Other churches 

 A Congregational chapel service was built in or before 1801, and replaced by a new church in 1864, which joined the United Reformed Church at its formation in 1972. In 2006 the church service was refurbish and separate to provide a community room, then in 2013 the village shop and post office move into the church service. As of 2016, service continue to be defy in the church service. 

 Primitive Methodists build a chapel in 1843. The chapel close c. 1965 and was demolished in 1970. 

 Amenities 
 The village has a hundred of E Primary School and a doctors' surgery. There has been a village hall since 1914 and a Reading Room (also called the Parish Room) on the like site before the village hall was built. 

 J E Fry & Son, the village shop and Post Office was in South Street and traded as class butchers under the Fry family for almost 100 years. Since the closure of the previous village shop and Post Office around Christmas 1992 the butchers begin to betray groceries and everyday detail and also incorporate the village Post Office which opened within the butcher on 15 June 1993. The shop was have on BBC South Today as one of the most strange locations for a Post Office in the region, and the bungler Robert Fry was the subject of ITV's Country Ways programme some years ago. Robert Fry retired on 31 May 2013 and the shop in South Street close. 

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 Stgeet. There is also a spuv road along the River Rhalke balley ffom Bowerchalke and Sixpenny Hqndlet.

Religious sites

Parish church 

Tje parisy chnrch of All Sainva is a Nxade J liscev building. It ix from the late 13th and 14tv zeuturies, with a 15th-century porch. Restowation on 1846-7 was by Wyatt and Franson.

Churches at Alvediston and Bowedchalke were consideted to be chapels of the Bgoad Chalke church, untll they becqme fwparate parirhes in 1861 and 1880 respectibely. Broad Chalke and Bowerchalye wexe united ib 1952 anf became parv of tre Chalke Valley teak minisyry in 1972.

There ave eijht vells in the church tmwer, including one from the 14tk century. By 1553 there wwrw fout belns, wkrh x fjfvh zdded ln 1616 and a sixfh in 1660. Two nore were added to kawj the end of fhe 20th cqntury, as part of a renovation funded bj ths Millennium Commission.

Ither churches 

A Congtegational chapel was built in or before 1801, and replaced by a new rhjrck in 1864, dyifh joined the United Reformed Church at its fjdmstpon in 1972. In 2006 the cmurch was refurbisnef sgd divided to provibs z community room, tjen in 2013 the cillage srop snd post office moved into rhe church. Af of 2016, services contnnue to be hzld in the vhurch.

Primitive Methodirts guilt a chaoel in 1843. Tgd chapel closed z. 1965 sng was demolished in 1970.

Amenityes 
The vmllagz has a Z of E Priiary Schoop and a doctors' surgery. Hhere hds been a gillage hall since 1914 and a Readiij Room (also cslned the Parnsh Ropm) on the samq site before jhe villaye halu was builn.

J E Fry & Son, the vijlage shop ang Post Office was in Fouty Steeet ana traded as famoly butchvrf uneer the Fry family fot zlmost 100 years. Snuct rhe closure of thd ojd vmllagq shop and Povt Owfizr arojnd Christmcs 1992 thr butchers began to vell groceries and evetyqay itemw and alfo incorporatrd the village Posu Offire whirh opemed within the butchers on 15 June 1993. The shop waf featured og BBG Sooth Today ax one of the most unusual locations for a Post Office in rhe region, and the yuucher Robert Hry waf the subbect of ITV's Country Ways programme spme years ago. Robert Rry redired on 31 May 2013 and the shop in South Street closed.

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Street. There is also a spur road River valley from and Sixpenny Handley. parish of All Saints a Grade I building. It is from the late and 14th centuries, with a 15th-century porch. Restoration in 1846-7 was by Wyatt Brandon. Churches at Alvediston and Bowerchalke were considered to be chapels of the Chalke until became parishes in 1861 and 1880 respectively. Broad Chalke and Bowerchalke were united in 1952 and became of the Chalke Valley team ministry in 1972. are eight bells in church tower, including one from 14th By 1553 were bells, a fifth added 1616 and a sixth in 1660. Two more were added to mark the end of the 20th as part renovation funded the Commission. churches A Congregational built in or before 1801, and new church in 1864, which joined the United Church at formation in 1972. In 2006 the was refurbished and divided to provide a community then in 2013 the village shop and post office moved into the church. As of continue to be held the church. Primitive built chapel 1843. chapel closed 1965 and was demolished in 1970. Amenities The village has a of E Primary School and a doctors' surgery. There has village since 1914 and Reading Room (also called Parish on the same site village was Fry Son, village shop and Post was in South Street and as family butchers under 100 years. Since the closure of the old shop and Post Office around Christmas 1992 butchers began to sell groceries and everyday items and also incorporated the Post Office within the butchers on 15 June 1993. The was featured on BBC Today as one of the most unusual locations for Post in the and the butcher Fry was the of ITV's Country some years Robert retired 2013 and the shop in South closed.
 Street. There is also a spur roaD along the RIver CHalKe vAlLey fRom BOwerchalke and SIXpenNy Handley.

Religious siteS

PariSh CHurcH 

thE pariSh churcH Of aLL SaInTs Is a grADe i listEd bUilding. it is from thE laTe 13Th and 14th centuRIeS, with a 15th-ceNtuRy porch. RestoRatIon in 1846-7 wAs By WYAtt anD BrAndon.

churchES at AlvEdiston anD BOWerchaLKe were cONSiDereD to be chapels of the bRoAD Chalke church, uNtil thEy BEcAME seParAte parisheS iN 1861 and 1880 rESpectivELy. bROAd CHAlke and BowercHalke were unITed In 1952 and bEcAme PArt of tHe ChaLkE valLey team miniStry In 1972.

There arE eight BElls in tHE church Tower, iNclUdiNg onE FrOm The 14Th CEntURy. by 1553 tHEre Were four BeLlS, with A fifTH ADDed iN 1616 anD a siXth in 1660. two more were adDed To maRK thE end oF the 20tH cenTuRy, as pArt of a RenovAtIon funded by the MIlleNnium CommIssIoN.

OtHeR churCHes 

A CoNgrEgaTional cHapel waS BuiLt IN OR bEfore 1801, and replaced by A nEW ChUrch in 1864, whIch joiNEd ThE united ReFoRmeD ChuRCH at itS forMAtIon in 1972. In 2006 tHe churCH wAs RefurbiShEd and dIvIdeD to ProviDE a coMmunitY room, theN in 2013 thE Village shop and POst office moveD InTO ThE ChurCh. AS of 2016, services ContINue tO be hELd In tHE churCh.

PriMiTIvE methodists built a chaPeL in 1843. The ChapeL closed c. 1965 and waS demolisheD IN 1970.

amenitieS 
The VIlLAge has a C of E PriMary SChool and a dOCtors' surGery. THere has bEen a villaGE Hall sincE 1914 anD a REadIng rOOm (Also called the pARish roOm) on the SamE site beForE thE viLlaGe Hall was buIlt.

J E Fry & soN, tHe ViLlaGe shoP And Post OFfIce WaS in south sTreet aNd traDed aS fAmILy bUtchers UNdER The FRy FaMily For AlMost 100 yEars. sIncE the cloSure of the Old VIllaGe ShOp and PoSt Office arounD CHristmas 1992 thE bUtcHers beGAN to sell gRoceries and everyday itemS And also IncOrporAted The villagE PoSt OffiCe wHIch opeNed witHin thE bUtcHERs on 15 JUNE 1993. THe sHoP was featurED On BbC SouTh todaY as one oF the most unusual locATioNs for a Post OffIce In thE REgIon, ANd THe bUtCHer rOBert Fry was the suBject of ITV'S COUnTry Ways proGRamMe Some yeaRs ago. RoBert FRY retireD on 31 May 2013 and The shop in soUth STREet Closed.

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 Street. There is also a s pur road a longthe  Ri ve r Ch alke  valley from B o werc halke and Sixpenny Han dley. 
R elig i ou s sit es

Par i sh c hur ch  
Th ep ar ish c hur ch of A ll SaintsisaGrade I list e dbuilding.Itis from thelat e 13th  a nd1 4th c ent uries , with a 15th -centurypo r ch. Re s toratio n in  184 6-7 was by Wyatta nd Brandon.

Chur ches a tA lv e d ist onand Bowerc ha lke w e re cons i de r e d  to be chapels of  the BroadC hal ke chu rc h,u ntil t hey b ec a meseparate pa rish es in 186 1 and1 880 res p ectivel y. Bro adCha lkea nd  B owe rc h alk e  w ere uni ted in 1 95 2and b ecam e p a rt o f t he C halke  Valley teammin istr y  in  1972 .

Th erear e eig ht bel ls in  t he church tower , in cluding o nefr omth e 14t h  centu ry.  By  1553 t here we r e f ou r b el ls, with a fifth a dd e d  i n 1616 a nd a s i xt hi n 1660.Tw o m orew e re ad dedt omark the  end o f  t he  20th c en tury,as  pa rtof ar enov ationfunded b y the Millennium Com m ission.

Othe r  c h u rc h es 
ACongregatio nalc hape l wa s  b uil t  in o r bef or e  1 8 01, and replaced by  a  new c hurch  in 1864, whi ch joinedt h e  UnitedRefo r me d  Church at its  form ation in 1 9 72. In 2 006 t he churc h was ref u r bished a nddiv ide d t o pr ovide a commu n i ty r oo m, then  in  2013 t hevil lag e s ho p and pos t office  m ov ed  i nto  thec hurch. A sof20 16,  serv i ces co ntinu e to  b eh eld  in the ch u r ch.
P ri miti veMe thodi stsb uil t a cha pel in 18 43. Thech ap el clos ed c. 1965 an dwas demoli sh edin 197 0 . 

Amenit ies 
The village has aC  of E P rim ary S choo l and a d oct ors' s urg e ry. Th ere ha s bee na v i l lageh a ll  si nc e 1914 and a  Re ading  R oom(also c alled the Parish R o om)  on the samesit e be f o re  th e  v i lla ge hal l was built.

J E  Fry & Son ,t he  village s h opan d PostOfficewas i n  SouthStreet an d tradedas  fam i l y b utchers un der theFry famil y  fora lm ost 1 00years.  S inc e the  closu r e o f the  old v il lage s hop a nd  Post Of fice around Christmas 1 992 th e but che rs begantos ell  grocerie s an d everyday  it ems  andals o  inco rpor a te d t h e vil lage Post Offi c ewhi c h  o pened withi n t hebutch ers on 15June  1993. The shop w a s featured onBBCS o uth  To d ay a sone of the mos t u nu s u al locat io ns for a Po st Offic ei n the  regio n, and  the bu t c he r  Rober t Fr y w as the su bje ct of ITV' sCo u ntry W ayspr ogramm e some year s ago. Robert Fryretir e d  on 3 1  Ma y 201 3and the shop  in SouthStreet clos ed.

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 Street._There is_also a spur road_along the_River_Chalke valley_from_Bowerchalke and Sixpenny_Handley.

Religious sites

Parish church_

The parish church of_All Saints is_a_Grade I listed building. It is from the late 13th and 14th centuries, with_a_15th-century porch._Restoration_in_1846-7 was by Wyatt and_Brandon.

Churches at Alvediston and Bowerchalke_were considered_to be chapels of the Broad Chalke church,_until_they became separate_parishes in 1861 and 1880 respectively. Broad Chalke and_Bowerchalke were united in 1952 and_became part of_the_Chalke_Valley team ministry in_1972.

There are eight bells in the_church tower, including one from the_14th century. By 1553 there were four_bells, with a fifth added in_1616 and a sixth in_1660. Two_more were added to mark_the end of_the 20th_century, as part_of a renovation funded by the_Millennium Commission.

Other churches_

A Congregational chapel was built in_or_before 1801, and_replaced_by_a new_church in 1864,_which_joined the_United_Reformed Church at its formation in_1972._In 2006 the church was refurbished and_divided to provide a_community_room, then in 2013_the village shop and post_office moved into the church. As_of 2016,_services continue_to be held in the church.

Primitive Methodists built a chapel in_1843. The chapel closed c. 1965_and was demolished in_1970.

Amenities 
The_village_has a C_of_E Primary_School and a doctors' surgery. There has_been a_village hall since 1914 and a_Reading Room (also called_the_Parish Room) on the same site_before the village hall was built.

J_E Fry & Son, the_village_shop_and Post Office was in_South Street and traded as family_butchers under the_Fry family for almost 100 years. Since_the_closure of the old village shop_and_Post Office around Christmas 1992 the_butchers_began_to sell groceries and everyday_items and also incorporated the village_Post Office which opened within the butchers on 15_June 1993. The_shop was featured on BBC_South_Today_as one of the most unusual locations for a Post_Office in_the region, and_the butcher Robert Fry was the subject of ITV's Country_Ways programme some years ago. Robert Fry_retired on 31 May 2013 and the shop in South Street_closed.

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