It’s a fruity, floral, fish and beer market this week, with seasonal raspberries and redcurrants from Sotwell Manor Fruit Farm, locally grown flowers from Country Bunches, wildlife gardening books and CDs from Wildman Environmental Learning, local fish from Bibury Trout Farm, and local beers from LAM Brewing. In addition to her usual delights Brynmoor Conserves will also have homemade flapjacks and fruit cakes to sell and Oxford Poetry Library will be selling books and other publications by local writers.

Stalls this week

The Clays Organic - Farm - seasonal, fresh, local organic fruit & veg

Bibury Trout Farm - local trout; fresh & smoked plus some lovely pate's & tarts

Sotwell Manor Fruit Farm - sumptuous raspberries & redcurrants

Willowbrook Organic Farm - organic chicken & lamb, eggs, free range beef & local honey

Crudges Cheese - award-winning sustainable local cheeses made using goat, sheep & cows' milk

Country Bunches - flowers grown in Toot Baldon

LAM Brewing - modern craft brewery producing exceptional craft beers in cans & keg from Kennington

Jericho Coffee Traders - premium coffee roasted in Jericho & served from a vivid turquoise tuk-tuk

North Aston Dairy - organic local milk, cream, yoghurt, & welfare-friendly rose veal. Ice cream during summer.

Natural Bread Company - handcrafted speciality breads

Brynmoor Conserves - award-winning jams, conserves & chutneys plus flapjacks & fruit cakes

Oxford Delhi - Indian curries & snacks

Mediterranean - lovely falafel, houmous, snacks & sweet treats

Taste of Poland - traditional homemade preserves including sour cabbage, sour gherkins, pickled veg, & takeaway snacks

Wildman Environmental Learning - wildlife gardening books & CDs

Oxford Poetry Library - Books, magazines, pamphlets written and/or produced by local writers

Jason's Book Box - second hand books

Market News

Ever wondered how market regular Willowbrook Farm work? They have regular volunteer Sundays from 10am – 2pm where you can join them working on various farming activities ranging from log splitting and stacking to clearing hedges, picking fruit and planting veg!. Volunteering is open to anyone aged 15+ just bring gloves, tough boots and rough clothes. Volunteers also enjoy a home-made lunch in return for their help. To volunteer: www.willowbrookfarm.co.uk/sunday-volunteering