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Tag Archives: Try Ashbourne First
Food Miles in practice
I am a big advocate of Try Ashbourne First. Before you buy anything online at least think about whether you could buy it in one of our independent retailers. I firmly believe that you will be surprised at just what … Continue reading
Posted in Opinion
Tagged Ashbourne Beer Festival, Bramhalls, Cafe Impromptu, Cheddar Gorge, Courtyard Cafe, food miles, Fresh Choice, Gingerbread Shop, Kniveton Cider Company, Local produce, Mark's Family Butchers, Natural Choice, oatcakes, Pete Dale, Sarah Heaton, Try Ashbourne First
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Feeding the local economy one meal at a time
I am a big advocate of Try Ashbourne First. Before you buy anything online at least think about whether you could buy it in one of our independent retailers. I firmly believe that you will be surprised at just what … Continue reading
Try Ashbourne First – 18: White’s of Ashbourne – the new friendly bistro
Every town needs variety in its restaurants and the disappearance of Carletto’s left a gap in the Ashbourne market. We have the magnificent Dining Room at the top end and excellent takeaways at the other. Lamplight is positioned for providing … Continue reading
Try Ashbourne First – 17: William Haycock – extraordinary British precision engineers
I am inspired. I Tried Ashbourne First and have been utterly rewarded for doing so. It began with my wife’s handbag. It’s a lovely handbag but it has screw-on feet. We didn’t realise this until one unscrewed itself and fell … Continue reading
Try Ashbourne First – 16: Betty’s Sewing Box – charming and friendly whatever the weather
Betty’s Sewing Box moved into the old library in Ashbourne in April 2014 and I started to hear good reports very quickly. I finally got round to visiting. The building is lovely on a sunny spring morning. It is full … Continue reading
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Tagged ashbourne, Betty's Sewing Box, Cake, Cream Tea, Knitting, Sewing, Try Ashbourne First, Vintage
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Ashbourne in December
The dark nights, the faint smell of wood smoke, Christmas decorations and celebrations: Ashbourne is a great place to be during the Festive Season. The month starts with the town already decked in its spangly Christmas clothes. With the big … Continue reading
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