Essex pumpkin patch named Britain's best ahead of half-term
Summarised from 3 outlets · Updated 27 Oct, 12:58 · Archive
Hatter's Farm in Takeley, Essex, has been named Britain's best pumpkin patch.
Hatter's Farm pumpkin patch in Takeley, Essex, has been named Britain's best, with owners Ross and Grace describing the achievement as a 'double whammy'. The recognition builds on the farm's recent ranking as the UK's number one pumpkin patch by the AA.
The farm is in its seventh year of operation. The owners said they had invested heavily in improvements this season, including better parking, additional food options and more displays. They also made provisions to manage weather conditions.
Ross and Grace said in a statement: 'We have put so much effort and love into the patch this year, making sure we can deal with weather, more food, better parking, more displays and are absolutely chuffed with what we have achieved.'
The farm is preparing to welcome families during half-term week. The owners thanked visitors who have come this season and expressed their enthusiasm for continued growth. 'It really does mean the world, our patch is 7 years old this year and here's to many many more,' they said.
How it is being reported
- Owners celebrate 'double whammy' as Essex pumpkin patch named Britain's bestEssex’s Hatter’s Farm pumpkin patch in Takeley has been named Britain’s best, as owners celebrate a “double whammy” ahead of half-term.Brentwood Guardian · 27 Oct, 12:30
- Owners celebrate 'double whammy' as Essex pumpkin patch named Britain's bestEssex’s Hatter’s Farm pumpkin patch in Takeley has been named Britain’s best, as owners celebrate a “double whammy” ahead of half-term.Colchester Gazette · 27 Oct, 12:30
- Owners celebrate 'double whammy' as Essex pumpkin patch named Britain's bestEssex’s Hatter’s Farm pumpkin patch in Takeley has been named Britain’s best, as owners celebrate a “double whammy” ahead of half-term.Echo (Basildon) · 27 Oct, 12:30
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