1. Gloucestershire
2. Coleford

Texaco Service Station is a petrol filling station that also has a mini market which sells a wide range of goods including convenience foods, confectionery, drinks and tobacco products.

Spar is a chain of convenience stores selling fruit, vegetables, convenience food, wine, beers, cigarettes and newspapers. They also sell Lotto tickets, mobile top up cards and national phonecards.

Day Lewis is a dispensing chemist that also sells toiletries, cosmetics and baby care products. They also offer a film processing service.

Sue Ryder Care is a charity shop that sells second-hand clothes, books and bric-a-brac items. Donations are welcome.

Cancer Research UK is a charity which raises money for cancer research. The company was formed as a result of the merger between The Cancer Research Campaign and Imperial Cancer Research Fund. Their chain of charity shops sell second hand items such as clothes, books and records to raise money. They will accept any donations provided they are in saleable condition.

William Hill is one of the largest bookmakers with branches nationwide that takes bets for sporting and non sporting events. The William Hill website is predominantly for telephone betting information.

Lloyds Bank is a high street bank that has branches nationwide. They offer various services including financial advice, loans, mortgages, saving accounts and insurance.

Lloydspharmacy is a chain of dispensing chemists that sell all the usual shampoos, cleansers, make up, and pharmaceutical products.

Premier Stores are a convenience store chain that operate franchises across the country

Tesco Express offer a smaller, convenience store version of Tesco supermarkets, stocking fresh produce, groceries, baked bread and alcohol, as well as household products and toiletries.