In 2010 research by an environmental group, "Bridge Going Green" revealed that a Farmers' Market was one of the top environmental initiatives that the local area wanted and so Bridge Farmers' Market was born.
We want to create a vibrant shopping experience for shoppers quite unlike any other. To encourage our shoppers to see, touch and taste the food before they buy - and we think they do with our regular and loyal base of about 16 stallholders. You can shop with us for all your essentials such as bread, vegetables, meat and game and treat yourself with cheesecakes, olives, plants and even hand made clothes.
Linger for a coffee at the Red Lion while you shop or try one of their delicious lunches after the market.
At Hawkins Rough Orchard ,with Defra help ,we helped restore the orchard to full glory and are a full supporter of the CAMRA real cider and perry campaign to ensure we preserve and more importantly bring our Kent cider to a new generation.
Products: Cider
Contact: Simon Reed 01227 700757/07768 364353 email >
Jolly woodwork, based
in Kent, makes wooden lamps, bowls, tables, mirrors and other items from
sustainable Kentish wood, such as oak, ash, beech, yew and elm.
Karly's Kitchen offers a range of seasonal jams, chutneys and cordials, all made by hand with locally-grown, responsibly sourced and foraged finds from Kent.
Bridge is located on the old London to Dover road, Watling St., and is likely that the parish took its name from “Bregge”, a bridge which crossed the river Nailbourne, a tributary of the Stour.
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