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!
Hidden away in the heart of the Cheshire countryside, near the market town of Nantwich, lies the Joseph Heler family dairy on Laurels Farm. It is here that our ...
The Spencer Family came to Spring Lane Farm in 1939. Herbert Spencer came from Wymeswold in Leicestershire and purchased Spring Lane Farm with his wife Edna. ...
We buy a weekly selection of fresh seasonal vegetables and fruit from small organic farms located as close to London as possible. All bags are packed on Wednes...
George Payne has been a traditional family butcher for over 40 years, establishing his own shop in Brunton Park, Gosforth, in 1987. The business is this year ce...
This is Aberdeen's version of the kind of all-round general food store that is as much influenced by farm shops and old fashioned provision merchants as it is b...
Arthur Alsop and Nic Walker make their cheese in East Sussex, following a mixture of traditional and modern methods with the addition of their own twist., they ...
Welcome to Lathcoats Farm, Galleywood, Essex, a third generation family fruit farm growing over 40 varieties of delicious English apple, and a wide variety of s...
As a family run farm shop, built on over 45 years of experience, Woodcock Farm Shop of Rothley provides a wide range of quality products supplying the Charnwood...
Based in Ubley in the beautiful Chew Valley, just south of Bristol, we make our cheeses by hand with ewes milk from two Somerset flocks.
Sourcing the right products for the shop is very important to us. On the rare occasion we run out of beef we buy from people who have bought a number of bulls f...