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!
Radwinter Wild Game Company, based at Radwinter Park, is a supplier of the highest quality wild game meats. We are situated in North Essex, on the Cambridgeshir...
Our goal at the Peterhead Fish Company is to make prime quality seafood landed at Peterhead more accessible to the Scottish consumer and to encourage a younger ...
In the heart of Herefordshire cider country, Carey Organic grew out of our desire to grow fruit and vegetables nature’s way!
Tombreck Farm is in Highland Perthshire beside Loch Tay and on the south facing slopes of Ben Lawers. Tober Brown inherited the farm in 1997, and since then has...
We do our best to source products made by producers with as much passion for their product as we have for ours. Whether it be plants or cards, cheese or gifts w...
Over the years, we added many more varieties of fruit and initially a small farm shop, that we quickly outgrew. In August 2004, we opened our latest outlet, an ...
One of the few farms in Argyll to raise and finish their own cattle, Barbreck is situated on rich, low-lying pasture at the head of Loch Craignish, around 20 mi...
Slack House is a 45 hectare, upland, certified organic dairy and stock farm on the edge of the Bewcastle Fells overlooking Hadrian’s Wall. The Roman road from B...
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...
In 1997, Adrian Halstead, always a keen allotment gardener, took a leap of faith and bought the nursery in rural Barcombe, four miles west of Lewes and twelve m...