Feeling lost in Knutsford? Navigate our vibrant town centre with ease by grabbing one of our handy maps. You can pick up a map at our shops and the railway station and it is packed with inspiration you for a day’s shopping and eating plus essential information such as public loos!
Click here to download a pdf of the Knutsford Town Centre Map
Cashpoints
Our town centre cashpoints can be found at:
– Booths, Stanley Road, WA16 0BS
– Sainsbury’s 9-13 Canute Place WA16 6BQ
– Co-Op and Post Office Princess Street
(money exchange and cash point) WA16 6BY
– Little Waitrose Princess Street WA16 6BU
(located inside)
Knutsford is a town full of dog lovers and many of our shops and cafes are dog-friendly too. When looking for somewhere to stay or eat add dog-friendly to your search filter.
We are so lucky in Knutsford to have green spaces on the doorstep of our shops. The moor, the heath, Barncroft and Tatton Park are all within a stone’s throw of the town centre, so if your canine friend needs a break, you do not have to go far. The Tea Room, Dexter and Jones, Cranford Cafe and Tatton Perk are particularly dog friendly with free treats and The Tea Room offering a dedicated doggy menu. B&V Trading on King Street is also a great shop for all your doggy treats.
Feeding Charter
Knutsford is supporting parents and carers with their choice of feeding their babies and toddlers.
Whatever feeding method chosen, it is important that parents and carers are made to feel welcome and supported when feeding in public.
Although breastfeeding in public is protected by law and a mother cannot be removed from a premises for feeding, there is ignorance from the public.
With bottle feeding, it can often be a practical issue – juggling heating the bottle and a crying baby. It has also been noted that some mums have been publicly shamed for not choosing the natural feeding route.
The agreement states that the organisation will ensure that:
– Breastfeeding or bottle feeding is welcome in any public area of its venue.
– A parent/carer who is breastfeeding or bottle feeding will not be asked to move or to stop feeding.
– The Knutsford Feeding Charter window sticker will be displayed at all times
– Staff are aware of the scheme and how to be supportive to the needs of breastfeeding and bottle-feeding parents/carers.
– A ‘baby feeding welcome’ is included in customer care procedures and polices where appropriate, and guidance is available for staff on how to effectively respond to a potential complaint about breastfeeding (or bottle feeding) from another customer.
– A private area may be made available if needed and if space allows.
The organisation is under no obligation to offer free drinks, apart from a glass of water. Hospitality venues are encouraged to offer a table service to parents/carers where possible.
Want to spread a little bit of kindness and a little bit of community spirit when in town? Pop into The Tea Room and Tatton Perk buy an extra coffee, the team will keep track and mark it as ‘hanging’ for someone in need. So those having a difficult day, need cheering up, or celebrating passing their driving test or a birthday receive your free coffee. You never know you could also be on the receiving end! Together, we can brew up a wave of kindness.
We love Knutsford but we know the charm of its quirky streets are not for everyone. This is where Take a Seat helps.
The following shops and businesses offer a seat to anyone who needs to take a breather (for whatever reason) whilst out and about (and you are under no obligation to make a purchase!)
As well as taking part in Take A Seat, Tatton Perk are part in the warm places scheme. This scheme means a warm Tatton Perk welcome awaits in the winter months to anyone struggling with their cost-of-living.
