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© Robin Hill Stores  2010 :  Burton Street, Marnhull, Dorset, DT10 1PH.    Tel: 01258 820266    Proprietors : Bob and Sue Young   Web by  www.sharpimages.co.uk

Open Hours

Mon - Fri

8.00am - 5.30pm

Sat

8.00am - 1.00pm

Sun & Bank Holidays

8.30am - 12.00pm

Post Office closed

on Sundays

ROBIN HILL STORES AND POST OFFICE

Burton Street,  Marnhull,  Dorset,  DT10 1PH.

ROBIN HILL STORES AND POST OFFICE

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AWARDS

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Best Independent Food Shop Dorset

Winner    2009

Finalist    2010

Best Village Shop & Post Office

Wessex Region

Finalist    2007

Winner    2008

Finalist    2009

WINNER   2010

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MARNHULL’S TRULY GREAT .....

‘AWARD WINNING’

Village Shop and Post Office.

Pick up groceries and local produce - catch up on gossip  – Robin Hill Stores is so much more than a village post office and shop.  It’s an advice bureau, a meeting place and is very much part of the Marnhull community.

In the heart of the Blackmore Vale, Robin Hill Stores can be found in the Dorset village of Marnhull. Stocking local cheeses, meats, cakes, breads, milk, fish, butter, beer, wine and so much more, Robin Hill Stores is a fantastic example of why village shops and Post Offices can offer so much more than milk and stamps.

Robin Hill Stores is run by Bob and Sue Young, and as well as the shop and post office, they offer support to the Marnhull community in a number of ways, including window display for local businesses, advertising space for community events, ticket sales for community groups and of course their very successful community corner ‘swap shop’. To date this has raised over £2500 which has been donated to local good causes.

Robin Hill Stores has been selected winner of the 2010 Countryside Alliance Awards - Best Village Shop & Post Office, Wessex region. This award aims to celebrate the characters, produce, traditions and enterprises that make the greatest contribution to country life. Bob and Sue will now take Robin Hill Stores forward to compete for the national title.

Marnhull is known as  ‘Marlot’ in Thomas Hardy's Tess of the D'Urbevilles. It lies in the Blackmore Vale, an area of outstanding natural beauty. Nearby towns include Sturminster Newton, Shaftesbury, Gillingham, Blandford and Sherborne.

Click here to discover the history of the 17th century cottages that are now Robin Hill Stores.