Welcome to the Town of Bourne
"A community-focused website that seeks to promote Bourne and provide a central resource for its residents, all funded by advertising."
- BourneTown.co.uk
Bourne is a pretty historic market town rich in wildlife, culture and history, and renowned for its waterways, open spaces, parks and woodland, suitated on the edge of the beautiful south Lincolnshire.
The town has a long history, originating from a Roman road from which it was built upon (known as King Street), and also from the excellent water supply sourced locally from natural springs at the Wellhead Gardens. The name “Bourne” derives from the Anglo-Saxon meaning “water” or “stream” and is a common name for a settlement.
Bourne is now a growing and bustling market town with many amenities, including a large leisure centre, outdoor swimming pool, snooker and sports bar, museums, a good range of restaurants, cafes and public houses, several gyms (including a ladies only gym) and a great selection of shops and businesses. There is also a fine selection of accommodation in and around Bourne, so if you're thinking of visiting the area you'll be spoilt for choice - from the quaint cottage in the countryside to a luxury hotel room at The Black Horse in Baston, there's a place to suit every budget and requirement.
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Shop Local...
Alongside a number of chain retailers, Bourne also has a good number of independent retailers and a great selection of pubs, restaurants and cafes.
Remember that for every item you purchase locally, every drink you buy in a local pub and every Bourne restaurant you eat at, you'll be putting money back into the local economy and helping maintain jobs!
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Bourne Directory...
Search our huge online directory to find out about local services, businesses, things to do, places to eat, places to hire, kids entertainment and accommodation, in and around Bourne.
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Visiting Bourne...
Explore the picturesque town of Bourne and discover the fantastic range of independent shops, eclectic mix of pubs and restaurants, historic buildings, pretty green spaces, ancient woodland and much more!
Bourne is located in south Lincolnshire, in the East of England. It's around 16 miles from the city of Peterborough, 10 miles from the town of Stamford and 97 miles from the London City.
local_parkingAll parking in Bourne is FREE across four main parking areas, all close to the town centre.
Get Bourne Blooming!
BourneTown.co.uk are launching our Get Bourne Blooming campaign for summer 2020. As part of this campaign we are actively encouraging all shops and businesses in the town to use hanging baskets, planters and floral displays, were possible, to help brighten up the town over the summer. After the rough trading conditions over the past few months, it is hoped that this will give the town a bit of boost by encouraging more people to shop in the town and get people talking about Bourne.
We want to get Bourne noticed for all the right reasons!
To register your interest or to provide help in moving this campaign forward, please email bournetownuk@gmail.com.
Bourne Services
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Recently Added to the Directory
Manor Housekeeping Services
A professional and reliable cleaning service, covering all aspects of cleaning in and around Bourne. We provide both domestic and commercial cleaning.
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