Cholderton Farm Shop wins rural business award
Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 24 Oct, 06:27 · Archive
Cholderton Farm Shop and Café in Hampshire has won the Rural Business Award at the Test Valley Business Awards.
Cholderton Farm Shop and Café in Cholderton has won the Rural Business Award at the Test Valley Business Awards, held on Saturday, 17 October. The award recognised the business for its personal service, support for local suppliers and resilience through national challenges.
The shop and café, which opened in December 2009, offers homemade food and locally sourced products and has become a popular stop for travellers. Co-owner James Bayfield said: 'I'm surprised. We were really just here enjoying the evening. We started on December 3. It was a cold day. We started small and we're still going.'
Bayfield added: 'It's all about the team, the ups and downs, the lefts and rights, the highs and the struggles – we couldn't do it without them.'
Frenches Farm Livery in Little London was highly commended, recognised for its animal care, welcoming livery yard and annual charity ride, which has raised £43,000 for Hampshire and Isle of Wight Air Ambulance.
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- Farm shop wins rural business award after 16 years serving communityA farm shop has won a business award after more than 16 years of serving the community.Andover Advertiser · 24 Oct, 05:00
- Farm shop wins rural business award after 16 years serving communityA farm shop has won a business award after more than 16 years of serving the community.Romsey Advertiser · 24 Oct, 05:00
In this story: Cholderton Farm Shop and Café · Test Valley Business Awards · Cholderton · James Bayfield · Frenches Farm Livery · Little London
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