The Warminster and Villages Community Partnership WVCP is committed to achieving a thriving and sust

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Why Buy Local?
Products

• Supports local producers
• Boosts the local economy
• Reduces the distance that
• produce travels to point of sale
• Cuts transport costs
• Enhances regional
• distinctiveness

WARMINSTER Surrounding Villages
There is something of a renaissance for British
food and drink with a growing demand for natural
and local products. All the food and drink
featured in this leaflet is produced in
Warminster and the surrounding 24 parishes and is
available locally. Key to map locations Cakes,
baked products e,j Fish f,j,l Honey a,d Jams,
marmalades d,e Malt c Meat b,f,h Organic
products i,j Sauces g Wine   k
LOCALLY PRODUCED FOOD DRINK
The Warminster and Villages Community Partnership
(WVCP) is committed to achieving a thriving and
sustainable economy. As part of this work, it
has created a database of products that are
manufactured, created or grown in Warminster and
the surrounding villages. The list is ever
growing and now encompasses a wide range of
different types of products. The complete list
can be seen in Warminster Information Centre,
Warminster Library and the Town Council Offices.
The list is not exhaustive and we welcome
information from new producers. Contact the WVCP
Economy and Tourism Group Secretary Chris Montagu
on 01985- 301954 or email montagu_at_blueyonder.co.uk
Please mention this leaflet when contacting
producers. The information in this leaflet is
correct at the time of going to print - June 2007.
"Buy Local"
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d. Jams, chutneys, marmalades, honey and honey
products from.Helens Preserves (01985 217013) at
Warminster Farmers Market held on first and
third Friday mornings outside Warminster Library.
Also at Ginger Piggery, Boyton.
c. Home brew malt 25 kg bags. Traditionally
made at Warminster Maltings, 39 Pound Street,
Warminster. 01985 212014
www.warminster-malt.co.uk
b. Chris Robbinss home made sausages,
additive free burgers, faggots, cooked meats and
pies from shop at 76 Market Place, Warminster.
01985 213052 www.cjrobbins.co.uk
e. Cakes, quiches, tarts, preserves from
Warminster Country Market at Warminster Library
every Friday 09.30 to 11.30. For details phone
01985 840536.
f. Smoked fish, duck, ham, beef, all locally
sourced, at The Wiltshire Smokehouse, Unit 16,
Deverill Road Trading Estate, Sutton Veny.
Opening hours 09.00 to 17.00 Monday to Friday,
and Saturday am. 01985 840452
jon.smoke_at_tiscali.co.uk
www.wilts-smokehouse.co.uk. Also available from
Ginger Piggery, Boyton.
a. Nigel Mylnes Brixton Deverill honey at
Linham Butchers, Chinns Court, Warminster and
from Ginger Piggery, Boyton. nmylneswalker_at_aol.com

l. Prawns, shellfish and seafood selections from
Lyons Seafoods at Morrisons supermarket,
Warminster. www.lyons-seafoods.com
g. Handmade cooking sauces and vegetarian side
dishes from Lemon Tree Kitchen, Sutton
Veny. Available from Alison Jessup on 01985
840111 or 840026 Info_at_lemontreekitchen.co.uk Also
available from Ginger Piggery, Boyton.

k. Wiltshire wine from Wylye Valley Vineyard,
Sutton End, Crockerton. Monday to Saturday 10.00
to 17.30. 01985 211337 dalepaul_at_ukonline.co.uk
. Also available at Jacquelines Restaurant,
Warminster.
h. Fresh home produced traditional meat (raw
and cooked) from The Ginger Piggery, Boyton Farm,
Boyton and also from Warminster Farmers Market.
01985
850381 caroline_at_boytonfarm.co.uk
www.thegingerpiggery.co.uk
i. Organic breakfast cereals from Pertwood
Organic Cereal Company Ltd, Lords Hill Barn,
Longbridge Deverill. Available from the farm by
arrangement. 01985 841155 customer.service_at_pertw
ood.co.uk www.pertwood.co.uk. Also available at
Purely Organics Farm Shop, Longbridge Deverill.
j. Organic trout, smoked pates and trout, Thai
fish cakes, homemade specialty breads and cakes
from Purely Organics Longbridge Farm Shop,
Deverill Trout Farm, Longbridge Deverill. Open
every day from 09.00 to 18.00. 01985 841093
mail_at_purelyorganic.co.uk www.purelyorganic.co.uk