Where can I get decent (real) bread?

Here's a typical wholemeal

A Panasonic breadmaker and Carr's Strong white/wholemeal flour. You choose which type but is the most reliable in my experience. Panasonic is recognised among experienced users as being the best brand.

Years ago, Greggs used to sell a really nice white split tin loaf. You could also buy a brown/ wholemeal loaf?
Then they changed and went the way of sausage rolls and take aways.
Waitrose used to sell ' proper bread'. I don't like sourdough loaves and the others with too crusty crusts.
I think Morrisons sell nice bread and maybe Lidl.

We have no independent bakeries here that I can find. My internet searches have been negative, Petra. Maybe I have used the wrong keywords? What should I search for, traditional bread, real bread?
Sainsbury do a baked loaf but they have recently started adding extra gluten to make it "softer". Not only does it give me stomach ache but try and put even easy-spread butter on it and it falls apart.

Use an electric breadmaker?

Bake your own.

Why not make your own?

Find a local independent bakery. They do exist.

Search a supplier in your area or go online and have it delivered. There are so many online.