Frome Country Market is on the lookout for local people with baking, crafting or gardening skills who would like to join its weekly co-operative market.
The market, held at the Cheese and Grain each Thursday morning between 8am and 12pm, is run as a co-operative and each member pays only commission on sales; there is no charge for a table.
Market secretary Sue Phillips said, “We’d love for people interested in having stalls, or just having a look around, to pop in for a chat and further details; everyone here is very friendly!
“At the market you will find fresh, locally grown and lovingly tended fruit and veg, potted plants for indoors or your garden and freshly-picked garden flowers.
“We also supply eggs – hens, bantam, duck and even quail – and of course local honey, jams and chutneys, freshly-baked bread, cakes and savouries together with a selection of delicious ‘free from’ bakes, for those with allergies or special diets.
“Everything is either grown or freshly-made locally.
“Also if you are looking for that unusual, unique handmade gift, come and see what is available.
“Do come into the Cheese and Grain, you won’t be disappointed!”
More information about the market is available at www.country-markets.co.uk and on the ‘Frome Country Market’ Facebook page.
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