Clapham shop
Clapham’s village shop and Post Office — open long hours, with the things you actually need.
Everything below is about the Clapham shop only — the rest of the site is the same for both our shops.
76 High Street, Clapham, Bedford MK41 6DN
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Post Office: Monday to Saturday 8am – 6pm · closed Sunday
Get DirectionsThings you will find at this shop and not at the other one.
The slush machine at the Clapham counter: sour apple, strawberry and blue raspberry.
Fresh eggs on the shelf, in sixes and dozen boxes.
Homefire coal, logs and kindling for the fire.
Pens, paper, cables, chargers, earbuds and phone accessories.
Post Office
Both counters do the everyday things — banking, bill payments, letters and parcels — and this shop’s own list is below.
Open Monday to Saturday 8am – 6pm · closed Sunday
Pay household bills over the counter and get your receipt straight away.
Pay cash and cheques in for your business, with the slip you need for the books.
Pay money in and take cash out with your own bank card while the shop is open.
Foreign currency ordered and collected at the counter, before you set off.
Travel insurance arranged over the counter, whether you are booking or already packed.
Post a letter, card or parcel — including Tracked, Signed For and Special Delivery.
Collect a parcel you missed, and send online shopping back the same way.
Drop a pre-paid parcel at the counter — nothing to print, no queue for postage.
The everyday aisles — the same in both our shops.
Red, white, rosé and sparkling, plus whisky, gin, vodka and rum — everyday bottles and treats.
Lagers, ales and world beers, apple and fruit ciders, chilled and ready to go.
Fresh milk, butter, cheese, eggs and bread delivered through the week.
Fizzy drinks, juices, water, squash and mixers — singles, multipacks and cases.
Everyday tea and coffee, hot chocolate, biscuits, crisps, chocolate and sweets.
Pasta, rice, tins, sauces, spices, cooking oils and store-cupboard basics.
Fresh bread, rolls and morning essentials, baked for us through the week.
Tubs, cones and lollies, plus pizzas, chips and quick dinners from the freezer.
Cleaning products, laundry, kitchen roll, bin bags and everyday basics.
Cat and dog food, treats and pet essentials for the village's animals.
Caribbean, Asian, African and Polish favourites you will not always find on the high street.
Mobile top-ups, gift cards and everyday essentials at the till.
Tickets, scratchcards, ticket checking and results at the counter.
The village Post Office runs at our counter — bill payments, banking, letters and parcels, and parcel returns and collections.
Freezer favourites and chilled ready meals for busy evenings.
Chocolate bars, sweets, sharing bags and family treats.
Onions, potatoes, garlic and lemons by the basket, priced by the each.
Cigarettes, rolling tobacco, vapes and e-liquids — 18+ only, sold in store.
A proper off-licence range — single bottles, multipacks and packs for an evening in.
On offer now
Running in both shops — the Clapham shelves included.
The names behind the Clapham shelves and counter.
Strategic partner · counters in both shops
Wootton and Clapham each hold the village Post Office. Banking, bill payments, letters and parcels, collections and returns, and travel money at Clapham — all of it happens here rather than in Bedford, and the counters bring both villages through the door every day. That is why the Post Office is a strategic partner of the shops rather than just another service we offer.
Symbol group · our Clapham branch
Premier is the symbol group the Clapham shop trades under: it is the fascia over that door, and it is why those shelves carry the labels, the meal deals and the prices you recognise from other Premier shops.
Part of the Tesco family · our Clapham branch
The blue poster on the Clapham frontage says it: proud to stock Jack's products here. Jack's is part of the Tesco family, and its range sits among the everyday essentials at that shop.
Photographs taken in this shop.
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