12/10/2026
Huge thanks to everyone who supported our Heritage Festival yesterday! Weren't we lucky with the weather!
Thanks to:
- all our amazing volunteers and loyal stallholders
- Hungerford Men's Shed for fixing the apple press
- Aston's Bakehouse for baking the community wheatsheaf loaf for St Lawrence's Church, Hungerford,
- Hungerford Allotments for running the pumpkin competition
- Tony Hammond from Newbury Apple Day for apple identification
- Richard from My Apple Juice - Savernake Juice for loan of apple press
- Priscilla for donations of apples from the High Street
- Jo from Heritage Fruit Tree Co for information about Picket Mead orchard.
- Jim Smith from Broadmead Estate Services Ltd for supplying bales
- Garston Gallopers for Morris Dancing
- Town & Manor of Hungerford including trustee Kate Edwards and The Bellman
- our speakers Juliet from Savernake Game, local wool spinner Carlie Kuhtz and Lucy from Berkshire Trout & Slow Food
- Martin from Hungerford Environmental Action Team - HEAT plus Rachel & Charlie for apple picking
- The Hants and Berks Ferret Club for ferret racing
- Berkshire Bodgers for green woodworking
- Hungerford Jazz Forum for live music
- Hungerford Guides for BBQ
- Emeralds Palette for face painting
- our kind raffle prize donors including Cobbs at Hungerford
- Derek from Hungerford Chamber of Commerce for supplying gazebo every month
- Freddie from The Queens Arms, East Garston for loaning gazebos
- 1st Hungerford Scouts for loan of tables and chairs
- Tony Drewer-Trump and the Croft Hall for storage
- Nia, Sarah & Brian for putting up (and promptly taking down) banners
- John Downe for time-lapse photography
- Hungerford Nursery School for use of carpark
- Hungerford Town Council, Greenham Trust and Doves Farm for their support
- and anyone else we've forgotten - please let us know!
And great news that the markets will continue through the winter in Hungerford Town Hall - first one is Sun 15 Nov. We'll be back outside next April to Oct, second Sunday of the month.