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Celebrating Harvest-tide at theVillage ShopWhitbourne celebrates Harvest-tide the weekend 11-13 October.There’ll be wine, cider and beer – much of it locallyproduced - to taste with our range of Anstey’s cheeses onFriday evening. Rev. David Howell will bless the fruits of autumn and localproducers will be offering samples of their best food and wine. And there’llbe a tea and cakes tent on the Saturday. On Sunday morning, we offer freshbread and pastries and coffee toenjoy with your Sunday papers.Other dates for your diaryFish in a BoxSaturday 28 September from 10-2Christmas FairSaturday 30 November from 10-3Shop Opening TimesMon to Fri 8.45am- 5.30pmLate night opening Thursday till7pmSaturday 9am – 3pmSunday 10am – 1pmAllotmenteers prepare for autumnVisit our new website - http://www.whitbournevillageshop.co.uk/and follow us on Facebook‘Chewing the Cud’ – LivestockMarket Memories“You don’t want people asking formarket memories in 20 years’ time– it has to be done now!”Could you help deliver an excitingnew local heritage project? Thanks toa grant of £72,100 from the HeritageLottery Fund (HLF), Hereford-basedCatcher Media Social plans to capturethe memories and stories of the oldlivestock market on film, along with aspecial website devoted to the market.The search is now on for a teamof enthusiastic trainees to take anactive role and help make this happen.Whether your interests are in filmmaking, research, interviewing, recordingstories, oral history, managementof the website or social media,we want to hear from you. Maybe youhave a personal connection to the oldlivestock market, have a story to tell,14 October 2013