Category Archives: Market News

Leamington Farmers’ Market

Hopefully the snow will have disappeared for the last market of the month.  All February dates are on the calendar and will be on the website soon.

Solihull Fine & Local Foods Market – CANCELLED

Saturday 19th January – Solihull Fine and Local Foods Market is cancelled due to the snow.  Hope to see you there next month on the 16th Feb.

Harborne Market

Harborne’s first market of 2013 this Saturday.

January – June Dates 2013

Thank you email

Your local food page (http://www.skettsfarmersmarkets.co.uk/links.html)
is a great resource!  I coordinate an after school youth program and up
until our holiday break, we’ve been collecting material for a
sustainable food guide we’re putting together.  Several of my young
members found your references very helpful and I just wanted to extend
our many thanks!

Christmas News from Little Wittenham Lamb

Be a shepherd for the day, experience delivering a lamb, a cosy sheepskin rug, a delicious selection of our lamb sent anywhere in the UK – we can help with your Christmas shopping!

Evening in the lambing barns – we can’t guarantee a live birth but even if it is just sitting and watching the newborn lambs suckle for the first time or help us feed and water our sheep who have just lambed, we think you will leave feeling you have experienced something amazing- 4 nights only, limited to just 15 people, 6pm until 9pm – £35 per adult, £15 under 16, £80 for a family of 4 (2 adults & 2 under 16s)
Shepherd for the day – watching or helping deliver a newborn lamb, working Belle our sheepdog and more – £125 for an individual, £150 for a couple and £175 for a family of 4 (dates filling up fast for lambing 2013)
Sheepskin rug – treat your toes, someone else’s or even some paws! – £49 plus p&p
Delicious lamb – send a selection of your favourite cuts, French trimmed rack, leg steaks, boned and rolled shoulder or a classic leg, or send one of our lamb boxes for your family to enjoy

Please see our website <http://www.camillaandroly.co.uk/>  for all the details or send us an email or give us a ring to discuss any of the above.

Having woken up to snow last week, battled with the floods the week before (please see our latest blog www.camillaandroly.blogspot.co.uk <http://www.camillaandroly.blogspot.co.uk/> ) it has now turned bitterly cold and we are feeding the ewes some hay which they are happily munching.  The boys are taking a well earned rest away from the ladies and we look forward to meeting Basil’s offspring . . . join us for an evening in the lambing barns and so could you!

Thank you for all your custom and support this year and we wish you all a very Happy Christmas and New Year.  We’re looking forward to our new member of the family arriving in the New Year and then it will be lambing time before we know it!

Apologies – Birmingham, Priory Square markets not taking place

Apologies to anyone who turned up today expecting a farmers’ market in Priory Square.  Last minute problems with terms and conditions have made it impossible to hold these markets.  Things will be back to normal on January 16th.

Dates for the November Farmers’ Markets

The November dates are now posted on the website. A special mention should be made of the Solihull Fine and Local Foods Market on the 17th.

B’ham New Street market closures

The Farmers’ Market on Birmingham New Street will not take place while the German Market is on.

Please note the following dates:

17th October – New Street – market as normal

7th November – New Street – market as normal

21st November – New Street – market cancelled

5th December – New Street – market cancelled

19th December – New Street – market cancelled

2nd January 2013 – New Street – market cancelled

16th January 2013 – New Street – market as normal

 

Birmingham Farmers’ Markets

The farmers’ market on New Street will not operate once the ‘German Market’ sets up. Please make a note of the following dates:

21st November - Cancelled
5th December - Cancelled
19th December - Cancelled
2nd January 2013 – Cancelled
16th January 2013 - normal service resumes New Street