By buying local produce, whether it be Food, Drink or Goods, you can be sure that your produce hasn't travelled thousands of miles to get to you, racking up its own carbon footprint along the way. It also means that you are not only supporting local businesses but, more often than not, you'll probably end up with much higher quality products for your money too!
We are an artisan bakery working out of a large Victorian railway arch at Temple Meads station in Bristol. Within one open space all of our products are prepare...
Town Farm (Towan Fferm) nestles in the beautiful Berkshire village of Bisham on the River Thames near Marlow. It has stood for just over 400 years and still ret...
The main aim of our farm shop is to support local producers. Sitting within the farm shop are our butcher and deli counters. Our shop is set out using recycled...
Briarlands Strawberries are special. Grown in polytunnels on wires which are waist height, they are easy to pick. The advantages of this method are – no aching ...
Falkland Kitchen Farm is a 5 acre organic market garden nestled at the base of the Lomond Hills in Fife. We grow over 70 varieties of fruit, veg and herbs whi...
After years of flogging berries from a table and a tent, we took the step to open our little farm shop in the summer of 2014. And it's 'wee' for a reason - we h...
Hambleton bakery was formed as a partnership between Julian and Tim to make top quality bread for the existing restaurants. The success of the product led to th...
Dragon Willows Farm is situated beneath Glastonbury Tor, on the Somerset moorlands. Our farm is a smallholding and much more, it's a complete way of life. The f...
Bates Dairy are a family business through and through, with their history and future firmly tied to milk and dairy. Three generations of the family are actively...
Highland Game, was founded in 1997, by Danish entrepreneur Christian Nissen, when he acquired the production unit from a poultry & game dealer in Dundee. Christ...