What a morning at Foodie Fairfield!

Another brilliant Foodie Fairfield last Saturday, with, as always, a great atmosphere.

We were joined by two new stalls, The Rushock Flower Farmer & Wildmoos Dairy, who were pleased with their first visit to our community initiative, supporting artisan & local food producers.

Due to the rain, Wally Wombat was unable to perform his show in front of the village hall, he did meet the children inside the hall, they were happy to see him, and he gave them duelling swords modelled out of balloons.

Huge thanks to all our supporters, customers, traders (Cooksey Quality Meats, Nicola Cooks, Crafted Preserves, Fruitfields, The Secret Garden, Anil Samosas, The Rushock Flower Farmer, Wildmoos Dairy plus bread from Meadow Mill Bakery), and volunteers).

Our community shop will be back open on Wednesday (10 June) 1.30pm – 3.30pm.

Foodie Fairfield will be back 4th July, with a return of ‘Ukes on the Edge’ raising money for Birmingham Children’s Hospital Charity.