Bear The


Ragged Staff


• Fresh Produce – locally sourced where possible • Some Produce Home-Grown


• Sunday Lunch – choice of 2 roasts • 2 Real Ales On Tap


• Good disabled access • Weddings & Parties


• Food allergy and intolerance aware


The Bear & Ragged Staff Station Road, Bransford, Worcester. WR6 5JH T: 01886 833399 W: www.bearatbransford.co.uk Twitter: @bearraggedstaff


learn a rural skill on our working farm


The home of traditional cider making WESTONS VISITOR CENTRE


Come and see the a p p l e s being


being


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. CIDER MILL TOURS DAILY - . CIDER SHOP


11.00AM, 12.30PM, 2.00PM AND 3.30PM


. RESTAURANT & TEA ROOMS .FREE PARKING . FREE PLAY PARK


.OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK


CALL US ON 01531 660108 FOR MORE INFORMATION


CIDER MILL TOURS DAILY - 11.00AM, 12.30PM, 2.00PM AND 3.30PM OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK | CIDER SHOP | RESTAURANT & CAFE


E: enquiries@westons-cider.co.uk www.westons-cider.co.uk


Arrange your visit today call 01531 660108


Westons Cider, The Bounds, Much Marcle, Ledbury, Herefordshire, HR8 2NQ /WestonsCiderVisitorCentre


upcoming courses on kate humble's farm


Summer Flowers - Sat 13th May Wild Food Foraging - Sat 17th June Make a Green Wood Chair - Sun 18th June Sustainable Bee-Keeping - Sat 8th July Butchery, Curing & Sausages - Sun 9th July Build a Clay Pizza Oven - Sat 15th July Spinning & Plant Dying Yarn - Sat 29th July Cooking on a Wood-Fired Oven - Fri 30th June Home Butchery Skills - Sat 7th Oct


www.humblebynature.com 01600714595 / 94


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A privately owned, independent country pub serving delicious food from a fresh seasonal menu, including a wide choice of gluten free options...


Christmas Menu Available 2nd - 24th December 2 Courses & Coffee £21 or 3 Courses & Coffee £26 Pre-orders required


Opening Hours:


Mon – Sat: Lunch 12.00am – 2.00pm & Evenings from 6.00pm


Sun: Lunch 12.00pm – 2.30pm Closed Sunday Evening


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