Speen Village Stores & and Speen Post Office opened on the original shop site in 1998 having been taken over and refurbished by the Bucks Housing Association.  Since July 2024 the shop is now run by Ranjan and his wife Dee.

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Telephone 488258

• Homemade cakes
• Farm fresh and free range eggs
• Handmade greetings & local post cards
• Sandwiches and baguettes / Biryani
• Daily newspapers & Magazines
• Fresh milk and cream
• Coal, logs and kindling wood
• King’s Farm fresh meat
• Freshly made hot drinks
• Frozen food & Ice cream
• Fresh fruit & Vegetables
• Cigarettes & Tobacco
• Party Balloons (helium)
• Parcel Service Division (Amazon)
• HOME DELIVERY

OPENING HOURS

Shop:	Post Office:
Monday: 07.00-20.00 Tuesday: 07.00-20.00 Wednesday: 07.00-20.00 Thursday: 07.00-20.00 Friday: 07.00-20.00 Saturday: 07.00-20.00 Sunday: 09.00-18.00	Monday: 08.30-1:00 Tuesday: 08.30-1:00 Wednesday: 08:30-1:00 Thursday: 08.30-1:00 Friday: 08.30-1:00 Saturday: 09:00-1:00 Sunday: not open

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The shop was  run by Ruban and his wife Vicky with occasional help from sons Sanjeev and Sanush between 2021 and July 2024. The retail space was significantly increased in Oct 2021 before their re-opening party on Saturday 16th October 2021. Ruban was running the Post Office

April 2023

Above right: Ruban receiving the customer service certificate for “Voice of the customer -Outstanding response contribution” from The Post Office 

Goodbye Ali and Bob Tea Party

2nd April 2022 – Farewell Tea Party held at Speen Chapel for Ali, Bob, Connie and Ian to mark the end of their long and outstanding service to Speen. Image source Ian Warr. The event had been postponed because of the Covid situation in 2021

  Click on the image to left  download the article from the Spring edition 2022 of Speen & North Dean News

Speen Stores Grand Opening 1998

Bucks Free Press May 1, 1998 – Click on image to open as PDF

Bucks Free Press February 20, 1998 – Click on image to open as PDF

Below: Bucks Free Press September 19, 1997 – Click on image to open as PDF