Great West Way Travel Magazine | Issue 10
Welcome to the Spring/Summer 2024 edition of the Great West Way Travel Magazine. Our 10th issue is packed full of exciting articles that will inspire you to explore the Great West Way. We take you on a journey through the best local produce and traditional methods of farming and production on the Great West Way where we showcase award-winning English wines, craft beers, mouth-watering brownies, and artisan cheese. If you're planning a trip with your furry friend, don't miss our article on the best dog-friendly activities and accommodation on the Great West Way. And if you're looking for a luxurious and scenic getaway, you'll find our feature on the best hotel stays by the river. For those interested in history and culture, we have plenty of articles in this edition. As part of our new 'Discover our Ambassadors' pages we explore Blenheim Palace, birthplace of Sir Winston Churchill. And we take you on a journey back in time and explore the magic of Stonehenge. We hope this edition of the Great West Way Travel Magazine inspires you to plan your next adventure and discover more of this beautiful part of England. Wishing you safe and enjoyable travels.
Welcome to the Spring/Summer 2024 edition of the Great West Way Travel Magazine. Our 10th issue is packed full of exciting articles that will inspire you to explore the Great West Way. We take you on a journey through the best local produce and traditional methods of farming and production on the Great West Way where we showcase award-winning English wines, craft beers, mouth-watering brownies, and artisan cheese. If you're planning a trip with your furry friend, don't miss our article on the best dog-friendly activities and accommodation on the Great West Way. And if you're looking for a luxurious and scenic getaway, you'll find our feature on the best hotel stays by the river. For those interested in history and culture, we have plenty of articles in this edition. As part of our new 'Discover our Ambassadors' pages we explore Blenheim Palace, birthplace of Sir Winston Churchill. And we take you on a journey back in time and explore the magic of Stonehenge. We hope this edition of the Great West Way Travel Magazine inspires you to plan your next adventure and discover more of this beautiful part of England. Wishing you safe and enjoyable travels.
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The Bristol Soap Company<br />
The Bristol Soap Company creates natural, vegan, and palm<br />
oil-free products, with fully recyclable packaging. Their range<br />
includes soaps, lip and body balms, bath salts, face and body<br />
oils, sprays, and masks, all made with love by hand. Heading<br />
Coolbrook Clay<br />
Coolbrook Clay produces unique ceramic pottery in their<br />
garden studio in Bath. Each item is one-of-a-kind, made by<br />
Ingrid and her husband, James Hourigan. Their work is mostly<br />
thrown on a potter’s wheel, but they also make some handbuilt<br />
items like small pebbles.<br />
Goats of the Gorge<br />
Goats of the Gorge is a family-run business that produces<br />
skincare products using milk from the village Kerborne herd<br />
of British Alpine show goats. Research shows that goat’s milk<br />
is beneficial when used in skincare products, managing and<br />
improving severe and long-term skin conditions. The brand<br />
started production just two miles from Bristol Airport and<br />
has now moved to larger premises at Fairseat Workshops<br />
Chew Valley.<br />
Whitchurch Silk Mill<br />
Located in Hampshire on the <strong>Great</strong> <strong>West</strong> <strong>Way</strong>, Whitchurch<br />
is one of the oldest silk mills in the country that has been<br />
continuously in operation since its establishment in 1815.<br />
The mill produces high-quality silk using traditional methods,<br />
and visitors can learn about the process of silk production<br />
through interactive exhibits and demonstrations. The mill<br />
also has a shop where visitors can purchase unique silk<br />
products made on-site, including scarves, ties, and cushions.<br />
Whitchurch Silk Mill is a fascinating destination for anyone<br />
interested in textiles, history, and craftsmanship.<br />
The <strong>Great</strong> British Bee Co<br />
The <strong>Great</strong> British Bee Co is an award-winning skincare brand<br />
inspired by British honey bees, made by artisan designer<br />
makers and bee farmers in Wiltshire. The family company<br />
exists to support British honey bees, and their products<br />
are environmentally sound, made with harvest from their<br />
own colonies and ingredients grown in the <strong>Great</strong> <strong>West</strong> <strong>Way</strong><br />
countryside.<br />
The Workshop Below<br />
The Workshop Below is a charming and creative ceramics<br />
studio located in the heart of Bristol. Their handcrafted<br />
ceramics are a true testament to the skill and creativity of<br />
their talented team of artisans. From beautifully designed<br />
mugs to elegant plates and bowls, their unique pieces<br />
are perfect for adding a touch of style to any home.<br />
With a focus on sustainability and ethical production,<br />
The Workshop Below is the perfect destination for those<br />
looking for handmade products that are both beautiful and<br />
environmentally conscious.<br />
Click here to find out more<br />
about local food and drink<br />
produce and shopping<br />
24 <strong>Great</strong><strong>West</strong><strong>Way</strong>.co.uk
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