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DUE TO A HUGE SURGE IN DEMAND IN MARCH WE HAD TO STOP TAKING ON NEW BOX SCHEME CUSTOMERS AND WE STARTED A WAITING LIST.
SINCE JUNE WE HAVE BEEN TAKING ON SOME NEW CUSTOMERS BUT THERE IS STILL A LONG WAITING LIST SO APOLOGIES THAT WE CAN'T ADD YOU TO OUR BOX SCHEME STRAIGHT AWAY. PLEASE LET US KNOW IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO BE ADDED TO THE WAITING LIST.
PLEASE NOTE THAT OUR BOX SCHEME ONLY PROVIDES HOME DELIVERY IN AND AROUND WYE AND IN CANTERBURY, AND COLLECTION POINTS IN ASHFORD, HYTHE, ALDINGTON, SALTWOOD, FOLKESTONE, LYMINGE, BRIDGE, WHITSTABLE AND FAVERSHAM.
Wye Food Festival 2013
This year’s Wye Food Festival – between Saturday June 15th and Sunday June 23rd – is on the theme of good clean local food. You’ll be able to see where local meat, fruit and vegetables are grown, and discover how local bread, sausages, chutneys and cheese are made. There’ll be dishes using locally-produced food in Wye’s pubs and restaurants, and opportunities to produce your own real food. And with food goes drink, including a special Wye beer. It’ll be a world away from highly-processed, mass-produced food... And there’s a new theme this year – food walks. As part of plans by the Wye Business Association to make “Walkers are Welcome” in Wye, the Food Festival will include some lovely local walks, both gentle and more adventurous, taking in food (and drink) in Wye past and present. For more information, go to www.wyefood.org.uk or email wyefood@gmail.com. The Festival is coordinated by the Wye Business Association’s Food Group, which includes Wye Bakery, Ripple Farm Organics , Wye Community Farm, Wye Butchers and Deli, the King’s Head, Wife of Bath, New Flying Horse, the Tickled Trout, Wooden Spoon, and many more. See www.wyebusiness.org.uk.