'Waited mins to get served and then was rudely told I cannot purchase fish after 3. If you want my advice avoid this place like the plague. The staff were literally not interested in helping me! The guy I spoke to was clueless, ignorant and rude!!! Needless to say I left the shop and went to Pets at home where I ended up spending £. I also wanted a gravel cleaner, a net and a glass cleaning sponge. 'Today I visited to purchase some tropical fish for my new Fluval Flex litre tank. In fairness they do have a good selection of equipment etc hence 2 star but service leaves a lot to be desired.' OK if you live local but I will not go Back disappointing. I waited to be served but lost patience and left. I did however find a plant tool I wanted but as I approached the counter to pay the guy answered his mobile walked straight past me and disappeared. 'There are well reported problems of crime and anti-social behaviour, barriers to housing and services, and cultural negativity (only three per cent of residents are members of the library).'not the shop it used to be I used to go there a lot from Weymouth it was worth the drive, however went today poor selection of fish and some looked in poor health. '17.1 per cent of Westfield residents are in fuel poverty. 'For poverty affecting children and young people, nationally it sits within the one per cent most deprived and within the 20 per cent most deprived for income, health and disability, income affecting children, and adult skills. The planning documents for the proposed site state: 'Nationally, the area is within the most deprived 10 per cent of the population for overall multiple deprivation, with the most significant deprivation in Employment, Education, Skills and Training. The government's 2019 multiple deprivation indices indicates that central Westfield is the 'most deprived' of 104 areas in the South Somerset district. Initial plans for the site One of the most deprived areas in Somerset You can see initial plans for the site below. 'The pocket park will provide an ongoing sense of purpose for residents.' 'It can offer communities access to a space to facilitate community integration. The planning documents add: ' can be used to benefit the economy by hosting events which support local retailers and providing venues for business activities. Plans for the site include allotments, an event/community space, an outdoor gym, a bee/insect hotel as well as seating areas.Ī timber trail is also proposed to engage local children with play in 'an interesting and naturalistic way'. Looking for today's top stories in one place? Sign up for our newsletter here 'When the project is complete, the good quality green space will enable people to come together, have access to healthy exercise, meet other people and find companionship.' Their positive impact on social and physical well-being and mental health is well-documented. 'We know that communities value the green spaces around them. Planning documents state: 'The aim is to create a green space which will have long-term benefits supporting people to improve their health and wellbeing, bringing the community together and tackling loneliness and isolation by providing an accessible local space. Local organisation Westfield Community Association has been awarded a grant by the government to redevelop the land on Stiby Road

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