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Our Events Programme
Topical, relevant workshops offering understandable, practical presentations by experts and case study speakers, often followed by a good lunch! These are the hallmarks of Warwickshire Rural Hub events.
There have been more events and visits in the last 12 months than ever before and they fall into three categories: information, regulation and innovation. The latest survey responses from Members have told us that 96% feel the information provided by the Hub is both reliable and useful.
The last characteristic of our programme of events is that delegates are very reluctant to go home! The opportunity to network is a crucial component of our events and delegates certainly take the chance to do so. At evening meetings, this can lead to bleary-eyed Hub staff at 11.00 pm, but they recognise that well connected businesses are successful businesses.
New Business Ideas Workshop - 13 January 2009
Do you have an idea for a new rural business but don't know where to start? Come & join us for a short workshop that is friendly, informal, inspiring and informative.
1pm - 3pm at the Arthur Rank Centre, Stoneleigh Park, Warwickshire.
Booking is essential and places will be allocated on a first come first served basis.
Contact: Julie White
Contact number: 07971 666474
Email: julie@juliew.co.uk
Rainwater Harvesting Event - REPEATED DUE TO HIGH DEMAND FOR PLACES - 22 January 2009
10am – 2pm (lunch included)
Pleasance Farm, Chase Lane, Kenilworth
Rainwater Havesting: ever wondered whether it might be right for your business?
The Hubs Resource Efficiency Club will be running again a practical, hands-on workshop at Pleasance Farm to work out the possibilities for collecting, storing and using rainwater. Henry Lucas, Chair of the Rural Hub and the Resource Efficiency Club has kindly agreed to allow his farm buildings to be the demonstration area for the workshop.
A team of industry experts, from equipment manufacturers and system designers and installers will facilitate the workshop, explaining what areas are suitable for siting the equipment, showing us how to calculate the amounts of rainwater we might expect to collect and how to store it to keep it for use. We will also have the benefit of picking the brains of the water industry – suppliers and sewage undertakers and the regulators to find out what we can and cannot do with harvested rainwater. Using Henry’s farm as a starting point and illlustration, by the end of the workshop every attendee should be able to work out the pros and cons and the most likely costs for their own establishments. If then they wish to take it further the experts will be on hand to offer assistance.
So, we can look forward to finding out how to save rainwater, save the planet and save some money!
If you would like to attend this free workshop please book your place as soon as possible as places will be limited due to the limitations of the site.
Contact: Carrie Robbins
Contact number: 02476 858242
Email: carrie@rase.org.uk
Food Development Workshops
The Development Kitchen at University College Birmingham has agreed to work with Hub Members in the West Midlands on a range of menu or dish development. Some suggested topics for the workshops are:
Rural Pub Workshop
Sourcing regional produce, cookery and knife skills, making sauces, preparation and cooking of meat, fish, poultry and game dishes with a traditional and authentic theme. Pastry and desserts.
Farm shop Workshop
Sausage making using regional recipes, Pork and game pie using traditional methods. Pates and terrines meat, fish and vegetable. Making soups and sauces for resale. Marinades for meat and poultry.
Bed and Breakfast Workshop
Concentrating on evening meals and desserts that can be pre-prepared for owner operated businesses.
Baking/Yeast Goods Workshop
Bread making including regional bread and pastries.
We would aim to run these workshops in the autumn and there would be a nominal fee charged.
If you are interested in any of these workshops are have a suggestion for any other type of food production workshop then please contact the Hub to discuss further. Once we have ascertained thelevel of interest then we will confirm dates & availability.
Contact: Carrie Robbins
Contact number: 02476 858242
Email: carrie@rase.org.uk
Finding Information on the Internet Workshops - 4 December 2008
Dates: Wednesday 3rd December 2008
Thursday 4th December 2008
Time: 10am – 2pm with a lunch included
Venue: Ruralnet UK, Stoneleigh Park, Warwickshire, CV8 2LZ
If you have a computer but are unsure how to make best use of the internet or send emails then this is the course for you. We are holding a simple half day workshop for those who do not know how to use the web or use it infrequently. The workshop will cover basic principles of the internet, accessing, navigating and searching the internet, bookmarking useful pages, basic principles of email, sending/checking emails.
The content of this course has been designed specifically for Hub members and what we feel would be of most benefit to you. The Workshop will have all the hallmarks of other Hub events, in that it will be friendly, informal and no one will be made to feel uncomfortable due to any lack of knowledge.
The majority of the course costs are being funded by the Warwickshire Rural Hub: all we require from you to be able to participate in this fantastic opportunity is a nominal fee of £12.
Please email carrie@rase.org.uk or call 02476 858242 to reserve your place. Remember to include your cheque for £12 made payable to RASE.
Contact: Carrie Robbins
Contact number: 02476 858242
Email: carrie@rase.org.uk
Food Safety Level 2 / Basic Food Hygiene - 10 November 2008
Chartered Institue of Environmental Health Certificate
This course is in collaboration with Mid Warwickshire Training Group and is offered at a greatly subsidised rate of £30 per person.
10th November 2008 at 9.30am - 4.00pm
Arthur Rank Centre, Stoneleigh Park
To book a place please contact Jill Salt at Mid Warwickshire Training Group:
Contact: Jill Salt
Contact number: 01926 495024
Email: mwtg@supanet.com
New Business Ideas Workshop - 10 November 2008
Do you have an idea for a new rural business?
Don’t know where to start?
Come and join us for a short workshop that is friendly, informal, inspiring and informative.
There are two workshops on:
10th November 2008
1pm – 3pm or 6pm – 8pm
at
Arthur Rank Centre, Stoneleigh Park
Booking is essential and places will be allocated on a first come first served basis.
To book a place on one of the workshops please contact:
Contact: Julie White, Rural Business Training
Contact number: 07971 666474
Email: Julie@juliew.co.uk
Emergency First Aid - 3 November 2008
This course is in collaboration with Mid Warwickshire Training Group and is offered at greatly subsidised rate of £30 per person.
9.30am - 4.00pm
Arthur Rank Centre, Stoneleigh Park
Places must be booked direct with Jill Salt at Mid Warwickshire Training Group:
Contact: Jill Salt
Contact number: 01926 495024
Email: mwtg@supanet.com
Higher Level Stewardship Scheme Event - 13 October 2008
GODFREY-PAYTON & THE WARWICKSHIRE RURAL HUB
invite you to an event designed to help you decide what to do when your Countryside Stewardship scheme comes to an end and how to maximise opportunities to get into the replacement schemes.
Monday 13th October 2008 at 11am – 1.00pm
Arthur Rank Centre, Stoneleigh Park
AGENDA ITEMS
♦ ELS/HLS scheme introduction
♦ Recent changes to ELS and HLS schemes
♦ Natural England targets for HLS
♦ The application process
♦ Questions & Answer session & Discussion time
♦ Lunch
GUEST SPEAKER
Matt Willmott
(Natural England)
To book a place please contact:
Zoé Bell
Tel : 01926 492511
Fax : 01926 410391
zoe@godfrey-payton.co.uk
For further information on any of Godfrey-Payton’s professional services, please contact:-
Godfrey-Payton, 25 High Street, Warwick, CV34 4BB,
Tel: 01926 492511 Fax: 01926 410391
E-mail: warwick@godfrey-payton.co.uk Website: www.godfrey-payton.co.uk
Contact: Zoe Bell
Contact number: 01926 492511
Email: zoe@godfrey-payton.co.uk
Making the Most of Christmas - Maximising Profit - 7 October 2008
This workshop is for farm retail and food businesses that would like to make the most of their Christmas business. Get organised and get noticed!
The course will include:
• Types of customer- what are their issues and concerns? How can we connect with them?
• Running successful tasting events
• What sells and why?
• Looking for gaps in the market- what else could you sell?
• Case studies- those who do it well- what do they do?
• Getting organised- making things happen
• Marketing materials- get noticed
• Display and visual merchandising
• Individual action plans for each business
7th October 2008 at 10am - 3pm
Council Chamber, Arthur Rank Centre, Stoneleigh Park
To book a place please contact the course facilitators direct at:
Julie White and Nick Platt – 07971 666474 or julie@juliew.co.uk
Places are limited and booking is essential. Places are offered on a first come first serve basis and a £15 non attendance fee may be charged for anyone who books and does not attend.
These FREE OF CHARGE workshops are funded by Business Link and offered in partnership with Warwickshire Rural Hub.
Contact: Julie White
Contact number: 07971 666474
Email: julie@juliew.co.uk
Keeping Customers in Difficult Times Workshop - 29 September 2008
This workshop, which is suitable for farm shops, rural food retailers, farmers markets and small food producers etc, is for food businesses that want to beat the credit crunch by innovation and positive actions. It explores the opportunities to innovate and keep customers coming back- everyone has to eat, and the way we connect with our customers can make a tremendous difference to our profitability.
The course will include:
• Types of customer- what are their issues and concerns? How can we connect with them?
• Market research- finding out what our customers want/need from us
• Consumer psychology- what makes people buy?
• Looking for gaps in the market
• Case studies- those who do it well- what do they do?
• Criteria for success
• Individual action plans for each business
29th September 2008, 10am - 3.00pm
Arthur Rank Centre, Stoneleigh Park
To book a place please contact the course facilitators direct at:
Julie White and Nick Platt – 07971 666474 or julie@juliew.co.uk
Places are limited and booking is essential. Places are offered on a first come first serve basis and a £15 non attendance fee may be charged for anyone who books and does not attend.
These FREE OF CHARGE workshops are funded by Business Link and offered in partnership with Warwickshire Rural Hub.
Contact: Julie White
Contact number: 07971 666474
Email: julie@juliew.co.uk
Biomass Event - "Chips With Everything!" - 18 June 2008
Chips with Everything!
No, not those sort of chips – wood chips!
Trying to reduce your energy bills?
Thinking seriously about installing a wood chip or wood pellet boiler?
Flummoxed about where to go for reliable advice and equipment?
Then come along to “Chips with Everything”, the Warwickshire Rural Hub’s Biomass Information Mini-Event. “Chips with Everything” will be held on Wednesday, 18th June 2008 in and around the Arthur Rank Centre at Stoneleigh Park.
“Chips with Everything” is a new type of event for the Hub. Twice during the day, at approximately 10.00 am and 2.00 pm, Professor Dave Pink from Warwick HRI at Wellesbourne will give a talk on the reasons why you should be considering the installation of a biomass boiler.
We will then have with us at least nine companies and organisations who can provide you with information, consultancy, installation assistance, boilers or wood chip/pellets.
As well as having the opportunity to speak to staff from these companies/organisations, you may also have the chance to look at boilers, wood harvesting equipment and woodchip. Some are planning to display their wares outside under the canopy of the Arthur Rank Centre (weather permitting).
In this way, you can choose whether you want to come along for the morning or for the afternoon. All we ask, for catering purposes, is that you let us know that you’re intending to visit.
Biomass boilers are beginning to be installed in Warwickshire now – it’s taken a while, but momentum is growing. The technology is still relatively new in the UK though, and “Chips with Everything” will give you the chance to talk to those who have been working with this technology for a while – they can potentially help you bring your ideas to fruition. Come along to this latest FREE Warwickshire Rural Hub event on 18th June and find out whether a biomass boiler really makes sense for you, your home and your business.
Places are limited. To book a place at this FREE event please email Carrie Robbins at carrie@rase.org.uk
Contact: Carrie Robbins
Contact number: 02476 858242
Email: carrie@rase.org.uk
Insulation: The Easiest Way To Save Money - 4 June 2008
ENERGY BILLS GOING THROUGH THE ROOF?
INSULATION: THE EASIEST WAY TO SAVE MONEY
Save money on energy bills
Make more of your buildings
Comply with new building regulations
Prepare for the installation of new energy technologies.
The cost of oil is rising inexorably and energy bills are going the same way. You may not have much choice in what energy you buy or who you buy it from but you do have a means of reducing your heating (and cooling) bills. One of the easiest ways to save money on your energy bills is to insulate your buildings.
Converting old buildings or constructing from new, there are now tighter building regulations that control the insulation of properties.
Or you may be considering installing alternative technologies - the latest wood pellet burners, combined heat and power plant, or ground- or air-source heat pumps; but have you checked the insulation of your buildings to ensure you are not throwing good money after bad?
So how do you find out what you can do for your buildings before spending more money on energy than you need?
In response to members’ demand Warwickshire Rural Hub Resource Efficiency Club has invited experts on all forms of insulation to give you the low down on what’s right for your building – be it a potato store or a luxury holiday let; whether it needs to be internal or external, in the roof, the floor or the walls.
All Hub members are invited to come along on Wednesday 4 June from 10am til 2pm (with a lunch included) to the Arthur Rank Centre, Stoneleigh to learn how heat loss (or gain) can be avoided or controlled and the best way to insulate your buildings and save money. There will be speakers and exhibitions from manufacturers and installers – so you can pick the brains of those who know what they are talking about.
DON’T THROW GOOD MONEY AFTER BAD.
REDUCE CARBON EMISSIONS, HEAT LOSS, CONDENSATION, DAMP AND ENERGY BILLS. YOU KNOW IT MAKES SENSE.
If you would like to attend this FREE event please email Carrie Robbins at carrie@rase.org.uk places are limited so it is on a first come first serve basis.
Contact: Carrie Robbins
Contact number: 02476 858242
Email: carrie@rase.org.uk
Certificate of Competence for Animal Transport - 21 May 2008
From 30 April 2008, under the EU Welfare of Animals Order, anyone involved in the commercial transport of farm livestock and horses for economic return on short journeys over 40 miles (65km) and under 8 hours will be legally required to hold a Certificate of Competence (Short Journey).
Warwickshire Rural Hub in conjunction with Mid-Warwickshire Training Group can offer Hub members the opportunity to sit a written paper-based test resulting in your gaining a Certificate of Competence (Short Journey).
The test for each module will cost £35.25 and will be held at Stoneleigh Park.
For further information or to book a place please contact:
Jill Salt, Mid-Warwickshire Training Group
Telephone: 01926 495024 or email: mwtg@supanet.com
If transporting animals over 65km and for more than eight hours, you will require a Long Journey certificate of competence. Lantra Awards will be able to advise on the test requirements and availability. Please contact Lantra Awards on
02476 419703 or info@lantra-awards.co.uk
Contact: Jill Salt
Contact number: 01926 495024
Email: mwtg@supanet.com
Planning - Give Yourself The Best Chance Of Success - 25 March 2008
9.30 am – 2.00 pm, Tuesday 25th March 2008
Council Chamber, Arthur Rank Centre, Stoneleigh Park, Warwickshire
A bit like a marriage, applying for Planning Permission should not be entered into lightly or without thought! But it can be worth the effort. For your planning application to have the greatest chance of success, you need to arm yourself with the right tools, namely information, support from others and, on occasion, access to expert advice.
Designed specifically for farmers, landowners and rural businesses, this latest down-to-earth, practical Hub event will allay your fears of the planning process, help you find your way through the maze and provide you with the necessary information. You will also have a chance to hear from those who have done it and lived to tell the tale! The Event will show you how to mount a successful planning campaign, and you will have the opportunity to speak with a planner from your District Council, since all the Warwickshire District Councils have agreed to have someone present at the event.
Finally, find out how to take advantage of the Redundant Buildings Grant Scheme, newly introduced into Warwickshire and Staffordshire.
Forward-thinking farm and rural businesses will sooner or later find themselves engaging with the planning system, so use your Hub to gain relevant, valuable information which will help to move your business forward.
Contact: Carrie Robbins
Contact number: 02476 858242
Email: carrie@rase.org.uk
Website: www.ruralhub.org.uk
Farming Focus (Green Futures) - 12 March 2008
Many of you have attended the Green Futures workshops over the last three years where the partnership team have provided farming businesses with clear and concise interpretations of current rules and regulations. The only change is the name - in future the Green Futures Programme wil be known as Farming Focus.
Sessions held in warwickshire and the topics covered willinclude:
- Changes with Cross Compliance rules for 2008
- The revised sheep identification & tagging rules
- Update on environmental schemes
- NVZ regulations - where we are to date
- Hazardous waste & waste exemption reminders
- Animal Transport certification
- An opportunity to get questions on rules & regulations answered
Warwickshire Sessions - start time 7pm
Tuesday 26 February 2008 at Arthur Rank Centre, Stoneleigh
Wednesday 12 March 2008 at The Rde Lion Hotel, Atherstone
Bookins for Farming Focus 2008 will be handled by Momenta.
Please telephone 0845 345 1302 to book your place now.
All sessions NRoSO and Basis regiatered.
The Farming Focus delivery team comprises of Rural Hubs West Midlands, working together with the CLA, NFU, Environment Agency, Natural England with support from Momenta.
Contact: Momenta
Contact number: 0845 345 1302
Finding Information on the Internet Workshop - 4 December 2007
If you have a computer but are unsure how to make best use of the internet or send emails then this is the course for you. It is rapidly becoming a necessity for you to use the internet and email as part of your day to day farming or rural business.
We areholding a simple half day workshop for those who do not know how to use the web or use it infrequently. The workshop will cover basic principles of the internet, accessing, navigating and searching the internet, bookmarking useful pages, basic principles of email, sending/checking emails.
The majority of the course costs are being funded by the Warwickshire Rural HUb: all we require from you to be able to participate in this fantastic opportunity is a nominal fee of £12.
Due to the interactive nature of this course places are limited.
Contact: Carrie Robbins
Contact number: 024 7685 8242
Email: carrie@rase.org.uk
Warwickshire Rural Hub & ADAS Event - 19 November 2007
* Due to the high level of interest for this course we may repeat it in 2008. Please let me know if you would be interested in attending *
Fertiliser and Manure Management, with particular reference to the proposed NVZ changes. This was a free event for farmers and advisers looking to improve nutrient management and manure handling and storage. Attendance helped Members understand and meet the proposed new Nitrate Vulnerable Zone (NVZ) requirements.
Date & venue: 19 November 2007 at 10.15am in the Council Chamber, A.R.C, Stoneleigh Park, Warwickshire
Contact: Carrie Robbins
Contact number: 024 76858 242
Email: carrie@rase.org.uk
Year of Food & farming
The Year of Food & Farming ended on 31st July 2008 and was extremely successful in educating children about food and farming.
Further information will follow regarding the legacy of the Year and any further events or activities.
Grain Marketing Workshop - 5 December 2008
Cotswold Innovation Centre, Rissington, near Stow-on-the-Wold
This one day course has been put together by 7Y with the aim of helping growers to develop their marketing skills for arable crops. Arrival and coffee will be at 10:00am, with the course commencing promptly at 10:30am and an approximate finish time of 4:00pm. The trainer for the day will be Simon Ward of Increment Ltd, who has significant experience of grain marketing issues and also the economics of grain production.
The course will include:
■ Calculation of cost of production
■ Storage gains and costs
■ Impact of the “health check”
■ Marketing arrangements, such as marketing pools and tracker funds
■ Impact of bioethanol and biodiesel on the crop market
■ Options and future contracts
4 BASIS and 5 NRoSO cpd points available.
Course cost £160 per person or £80 per person if living in Warwickshire as eligible for VTS funding.
Contact: Clare Muskett
Contact number: 01451 812227
Email: clare.muskett@7y.co.uk
Beat the Credit Crunch with Business Link FREE workshops - 9 December 2008
Business people in the West Midlands worried about the impact of the 'Credit Crunch' are invited to a Business Link workshop to help steer their businesses through the current economic climate and improve their business performance.
Business Link in the West Midlands is staging the free sessions around the region to help businesses who are feeling the pressure of the 'crunch' during these difficult times.
The two hour workshops will cover finance, marketing and customer services, three essential areas that can help your business perform at its best through this unsettled time.Find out how to:
- Market you business competitively on a small budget
- Hold on to your customer base
- Maximise your financial strategy
- Manage your debt effectively
- Identify your best customers
- and much more...
The aim of these workshops is to give attendees action points that they can use to change the way their business operates. There will also be advisers on hand during the sessions to provide one-to-one advice in mini clinics.
Ascent, Arden House, Stratford Road, Henley in Arden
Workshop Times: 9.30am - 12.00pm or 1.30pm - 4.00pm
Various Dates
4/11/2008, 11/11/2008, 18/11/2008, 26/11/2008, 02/12/2008, 09/12/2008
For booking information call the Events team on 0845 609 9890 or contact events@businesslinkwm.co.uk
Contact: Business Link
Contact number: 0845 609 9890
Email: events@businesslinkwm.co.uk
Website Training Course - 10 December 2008
ruralnet|uk have teamed up with Warwickshire County Council to offer a website in a day training course.
This course is heavily subsidised by Warwickshire County Council to all businesses in Coventry and Warwickshire.
This course is for non- technical people and will allow you to explore the principles of website creation in a hands on, practical way.
Using the latest internet technologies, this workshop will enable you to create a simple website that you can update.
You will be able to apply the principles learned during the day to update and maintain your website, or commission a new website for your business, all this for just £20.00 per person.
Next course will be run on 10th December 2008 at ruralnet|uk, Stonleigh Park, corner of Ave M and 10th St.
This course may be repeated in 2009 specifically for farmers or rural businesses
Contact: Serena Malone
Contact number: Book now on 0845 1300 411
Email: s.malone@ruralnet.org.uk
LANTRA Vermin Control - Rat & Mouse - 11 December 2008
Cotswold Innovation Centre, Upper Rissington, near Stow-on-the-Wold
This one day course has been put together by &Y with the aim of helping producers to develop their vermin management skills. The course will include:
- Identification of rats 7 mice and the typical symptoms of damage caused;
- Identification of the degree and the source of the infestation;
Descriptionof thelife style and habits of rats & mice;
- The state of legislative obligations and responsibilities relevant to the control of rats and mice;
- Plan implement and monitir an effective programme for rats and mice;
- Select and carry out the most appropriate methods of rat & mouse control, inline with current legal guidelines and recognised good practice.
6 NRoSo cpd points available.
£120 per person
£60 per person if living in Warwickshire as you are entitled to VTS funding.
Contact: Richard Meredith
Contact number: 01568 610077
Email: richard.meredith@7y.co.uk
West Midlands Bioenergy Conference - 16 December 2008
"Turning Opportunity into Commercial Reality"
Harper Adams University College, Shropshire
This is the second dedicated Biomass Conference for the West Midlands region, presenting the commercial opportunities available to the rural farming and landowning community in relation to bio energy. The Conference will highlight specific regional projects that exist to help identify and capitalise on these opportunities.
The Conference will bring all elements of the bio energy supply chain together to network and learn from the experiences and best practice of others.
By attending the Conference, delegates will:
• Gain insight into the UK Bio energy Sector
• Learn about the Renewable Energy Obligation and Certificates
• Hear about some of the social barriers to bio energy projects
• Find out about local funding opportunities for Bio energy projects
• See a biomass burner in action with a tour of the Harper Adams Biomass Burner
• Speak directly to a range of suppliers in the exhibition hall
The Conference will cost £30.00 per delegate, and includes refreshments and lunch.
Contact: Sonia Large
Contact number: 01952 815019
Email: slarge@harper-adams.ac.uk
Website: www.bioenergywm.co.uk
"Pasture to Profit" Conference - 7 January 2009
Stoneleigh Park, Warwickshire
Book NOW.............Discounts for Couples, Groups (must have minimum of 14) & Students!
The small problems from 2008 at Stoneleigh Park have all been solved......I promise you! We've got it sorted.
This Conference is designed for couples....book both of you together. Bring your staff too.
Training Funds maybe available ......check with me.
Email your vet & consultant Bring them too!
The Conference Dinner....great speaker talking about "Successfully managing a Team of Farm Staff"....meet new people Socialise & have fun!
There are 4 International Speakers & Top Farmers from the thru out the UK & Ireland. All World Class speakers!!!These are seriously good speakers
The Conference is a Business Opportunity BUT it will be FUN too. Meet new people & socialise!
I can help organise local farm visits for groups who are travelling to the conference...Ring me
Please book & pay before Xmas.....payment is to LIC.
Contact: Tom Phillips
Contact number: 07814483792
Microwind - The Complete Picture - 13 January 2009
Warwick, Leamington Spa + Surrounding area
Encraft are pleased to have played the leading role in the first nationwide practical assessment of small wind turbines - The Warwick Wind Trials. This is an event not-to-be-missed by anyone who wants an objective assessment of this technology.
This event will include a tour of installations involved in the trial and will investigate the pros and cons of microwind power. Industry experts including Professor Simon Watson from Loughborough University, Henrietta Stock from The Carbon Trust and David Sharman, Chairman of BWEA Small Wind Technology Group will join Encraft to give differing perspectives on the state of the Microwind Industry in the UK.
Contact: Encraft
Email: bookings@encraft.co.uk
Website: www.encraft.co.uk/events
Made in Shropshire - Monthly Markets
Regular Monthly Markets in the Heart of Shrewsbury on the 2nd Saturday of the month.
Out of County guests are welcome.
Open to individuals and small businesses who design and produce their own goods for sale (food and crafts).
Applications considered two weeks before each market.
Cost £45 (including electricity).
Contact: Victoria Jones, Shropshire Rural Hub
Contact number: 01939 262106
Email: shropshireruralhub@wnsc.ac.uk
Website: www.madeinshropshire.co.uk