Pill is a funny old place on the outskirts of Bristol. Pill was once home to 21 pubs and was known as being a rough place, to the extent that the founder of the methodist church  John Wesley, said in an entry in his journal in 1755 “I rode over to Pill, a place famous from generation to generation, for stupid, brutal, abandoned wickedness.” It’s not like that now, it has a strong and supportive community. Looking in the shop windows today I noticed lots of touching thank you cards from people who have been helped and supported through lockdown and the Covid crisis from the surrounding community. A quirky little place though!