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Located in Keynsham, Bristol, Church’s Bath is synonymous with high-quality craftsmanship in the world of footwear. Renowned for their classic designs and attention to detail, this storied brand offers a collection of shoes that exude elegance and sophistication. Each pair is meticulously crafted using traditional techniques and premium materials, ensuring both comfort and style. The knowledgeable staff is dedicated to providing exceptional customer service, guiding you through your selection process to find the ideal fit for any occasion. Experience timeless elegance at Church’s Bath, where every step you take is a step in style.

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Adrian Tucker

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Really good selection of greeting cards, reasonable prices. Spacious shop. Staff pleasant. Reminds m

4/ 5

Really good selection of greeting cards, reasonable prices. Spacious shop. Staff pleasant. Reminds me of a branch of WH Smith.

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