63 Queensway

09/07/2025

We now have a donation point supporting My Sisters’ House Women’s Centre, for toiletries to support local women in the area 🧼🧴

Please donate what you can, see below for suggestions of donations. Thank you 😊

13/06/2025

17/12/2024

15/07/2024

12/02/2024

Toenail Reconstruction Now Available At 63 Queensway

This exclusive Podiatry speciality, LCN Wilde-Pedique Toenail Reconstruction, is only undertaken in medical business premises and is now available at 63 Queensway.

We offer this treatment to men and women who suffer from unsightly toenails, maybe you have suffered foot trauma, or damaged your nails playing sport, or your nail may be misshapen from fungal infection?

We can create a bespoke, cosmetically reconstructed nail which will look natural and real. The treatment has an antimycotic ingredient which prevents nail infections and reduces spread of germs, so it can be used on fungal nails.
It is possible to also have anti-fungal nail treatment alongside the nail reconstruction process.

Please contact us for more information and booking.

18/08/2023

❤️👣❤️👣

Happy National I LOVE My Feet Day! This is a day to appreciate how valuable our feet are, to practice good foot care, and pamper our feet!

16/08/2023

This weekend 😎

🌮🎉 Join us on 19th and 20th August as we celebrate our amazing local talent and savour the best tastes in town!

Check out the amazing line-up below:

Saturday 19th August (11am-9pm)
Jack and Tim
A Tad Tighter
Honeytrap
Jamie B Music

Stanmore
Mia_acoustic.guitar
+ DJ between all live acts

Sunday 20th August (11am-6pm)
John Power
The Hattie Band
Woodruff

Adam Turner
+ DJ between all live acts

Act times will be released soon. 🕒🎤

Join us as we support our local talent and savour the best tastes in town!

👉 Let us know you're coming: https://fb.me/e/2RMRYxajZ 🎉🍽️See you there! 🎊🏖️

📸 Flude Foto - Chichester Photography by Peter Flude

29/07/2023

New school shoes needed? Here is a helpful blog to help with correct fitting 🥿👞

Getting ready for the school shoe shopping trip? We know it isn’t always possible to have your child’s feet professionally measured and fitted, visit our blog to read our top tips to get the best fit.

https://rcpod.org.uk/blog/back-to-school

20/07/2023

Interesting post by the Society of Shoe Fitters. We are seeing the closure of many independent shoe shops where members are trained and qualified in shoe fitting services 👞👟👣

This photograph taken in the 1890s captures a Chinese woman who had her feet bound since childhood. Footbinding was a traditional Chinese practice involving the breaking and tight binding of young girls' feet to alter their shape and size. The resulting modified feet were referred to as "lotus feet," while the shoes designed for these feet were called "lotus shoes." In ancient China, having bound feet was regarded as a symbol of social status and feminine beauty. However, footbinding inflicted great pain, restricted women's mobility, and led to lifelong disabilities. It was not until the early 20th century that the practice began to decline due to anti-footbinding campaigns. Wealthier urban women abandoned footbinding earlier than their less privileged counterparts in rural areas. As of 2007, only a few elderly Chinese women who had experienced footbinding were still alive.

13/07/2023

Channel More4 tonight 9pm

13/07/2023

Useful falls prevention information. We recommend DB shoes also

Falls and how to prevent them.

We probably all know an older person who has "had a fall". In fact, statistically it's very likely since falls, particularly in the elderly, are very common. They can be, although are not always by any means, very serious with bruised or broken hips, elbows or legs, and they can even be deadly.

They can also be very avoidable.

Learn some simple steps you can take to avoid, or help somebody else to avoid, a the consequences of a fall at https://bit.ly/wfs-falls-prevention