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Farm Shop Collection/Delivery and Food/Drink Suppliers - Malvern Hills Farm Shop Collection/Delivery and Food/Drink Suppliers - Malvern Hills Services are subject to change – please contact the business to confirm what they can offer. Please see https://gov.uk/coronavirus for the latest Government instructions and advice. Name Address Postcode Telephone Area Offer FARM SHOPS Baileys Farm Shop Mill Farm Retail, WR6 6SP 07891 596429 Stanford Collection and deliveries in local area are Stanford Bridge Bridge available - call the shop for more details. Birtsmorton Farm Longmead WR13 6AW 07920 523402 Birtsmorton ‘Pop up’ farm shop selling fruit, veg, bread Shop Bungalow, Birts etc. Open 10am – 6pm, 7 days a week. Street, Check Facebook for latest info. Birtsmorton Broomfields Farm School WR6 6NF 01905 620233 Holt Shop open for groceries. Non contact Shop Plantation, Holt collection available pre order day in Heath advance preferred. Clive’s Fruit Farm Upper Hook Road WR8 0SA 01684 592664 Upton Home delivery service (minimum Upton spend/small charge may apply) or pre order deliver to car in car park, Online ordering available. Crumpton Hill Crumpton Hill WR13 5HP 01886 880802 Cradley/ Collection and delivery to local area Farm Shop Storridge Malvern available order in advance – email preferred [email protected] Hartlands Plant Main Road, WR5 3NY 07767 164453 Kempsey Farm shop open Mon – Sat: 10am – 4pm Centre Kempsey and Sun: 10am – 2pm (see Facebook for latest information). Revills Farm Shop Bourne Road WR8 9BS 01386 750466 Upton/ Open for collection. Vegetable box Defford, Nr. Pershore deliveries plus fresh produce, milk, bread Pershore and meat to local areas. Roots Farm Shop Bransford Road WR2 5TD 01905 421104 Rushwick/ Open plus collection slots or delivery. More Rushwick Worcester information on revised opening times available on website. The Fold Bransford WR6 5JB 01886 833633 Bransford/ Open for groceries and household goods. Worcester Order online for no-contact collection or local delivery (see website for details). Top Barn Harvest Top Barn Harvest WR6 6NH 01905 621954 Holt Heath Call and collect, local delivery and early Farm Shop Shop, Holt Heath opening for elderly customers on Tuesday & Wednesdays 7am-8am. FRESH PRODUCE/GROCERIES Alfrick and Lulsley Clay Green, WR6 5HJ 01886 832862 Alfrick/ Range of groceries available. Options Community Shop Knightwick Road, Lulsley include call at the shop in person and staff Alfrick will take your order and shop for you, order by phone and collect, or phone for home delivery if self-isolating. Please check shop website for latest information. Ceci Hill Hartlebury DY10 4EU 01299 251793 Hartlebury/ Dry products (flour, pasta etc.) and range Trading Estate Teme of cheese, butter, dairy for free home Valley delivery within 20 mile radius on any order over £30. Central Stores Martley, WR6 6PA 01886 888728 Martley Delivery service on Tuesdays and Fridays Martley Worcester for those self-isolating. Email order to [email protected] or call between 8am and 10am for same-day delivery. Offering fruit & veg, eggs, milk, bread etc. See Facebook for latest information. Checketts of Church Villa, WR9 0EW 01905 620284 Ombersley/ Free delivery within 10 mile radius. See Ombersley Main Road, Holt website for range of products. Ombersley Clifton Village 27 The Village, WR6 6EN 01886 812303 Clifton Telephone ordering service enabling Stores Clifton upon upon Teme customers to ring and place an order with Teme the Village Stores, who will then arrange either delivery or collection. Faun 2 Church Walk, WR14 2XH 07425 145492 Malvern Shop closed, but order online by 10.30am Malvern (Mon – Fri) for next day delivery (starting 7th April). Fruit and veg, milk and butter, bread etc. available. Greenlink 11 Graham WR14 2HR 01684 576266 Malvern Shops open (see Facebook for opening Road, Malvern times). Call and collect available (Graham Road shop). Home delivery boxes also 14 Cowleigh WR14 1QD available. Road, Malvern Malvern Easy Fruit 07816 018661 Malvern Fruit and vegetable box delivery service. and Veg Delivery Free delivery within 10 mile radius of depot Service (WR13); delivery charge applies outside that area. Natural Choice 111 Barnards WR14 3LT 01684 567467 Malvern Fresh fruit and veg for delivery. Free Green Road, delivery within Malvern; small delivery Malvern charge applies to surrounding areas. Staunton Garden Staunton Cross, GL19 3QA 01452 840612 Staunton/ Fresh fruit, veg, dairy, meat, bakery and Centre Ledbury Road, Eldersfield grocery items available for home delivery Staunton (free locally; otherwise a small charge). Sugarloaf Shop Westminster WR14 4AY 01684 588971 Malvern Shop open (check Facebook or call for Bank, West latest opening times) with range of food Malvern and household items in stock. The Cheeseboard 100 Barnards WR14 3ND 01684 891900 Malvern Cheese, meat, olives, jam and chutneys, Green Road, drinks etc. available for delivery only (3 Malvern mile radius). Email: [email protected] The Ferme 07568 774217 Malvern Vegan fermented/pickled foods. Free delivery within 4 miles of Malvern, or delivery by post if further afield. The Fruit Shack Car park at St WR5 2NY 01905 761936 Kempsey/ Shop open (check for opening hours). Peter’s Garden Worcester Collection available – order by email to Centre, Norton, [email protected] and collect a Worcester few days later. The Hop Pocket Five Bridges WR6 5BT 01531 640323 Bishop’s Food hall open (check for latest opening Frome hours), stocking bread, milk, meat, eggs, cheese and ready meals etc. Community food boxes available to order for collection. Delivery of boxes locally to Bishops Frome can be arranged by contacting Bishops Frome Local Support Group on 01905 691373 before ordering. The Shop at Bromsberrow HR8 1PG 01531 650744 B’berrow/ Home delivery available. Minimum order Bromsberrow Heath Business Hollybush value dependent on location. Park The Talbot at Knightwick WR6 5PH 01886 821235 Knightwick/ Collection service on a range of items Knightwick Teme including bread, milk, vegetables, eggs etc. Valley Call to place your order and for latest information. BUTCHERS Barnards Green 78 Barnards WR14 3LY 01684 893400 Malvern A range of meats for delivery and Butchers Green Road, collection. Malvern Ben Creese Lawn Farm, GL19 3NX 01452 840510 Corse/ Meat, cheese, bakery items etc. available to Country Butchers Pillows Green Staunton/ order (phone or email) for home delivery. Road, Corse Eldersfield Fruit and veg boxes can be added to meat orders. See website for latest info. DT Waller Walwyn Road, WR13 6QT 01684 540899 Colwall/ Meat and selection box products available Colwall (Colwall) Ledbury for home delivery. Free delivery (minimum 01531 632739 spend applies) within 10 miles of shops (Ledbury shop (located in Ledbury and Colwall) or for telephone overnight delivery if further afield. Order orders) online or call Ledbury shop. Ready meals also available via Ledbury Kitchen link. Shops open (check for latest opening hours). Knightwick Bromyard Road, WR6 5PH 01886 821585 Knightwick/ Free delivery to a wide area on orders of Butchers Knightwick Teme £30 and above (see website for latest Valley details). Legge’s of Tenbury Road, HR7 4LW 01885 482417 Bromyard/ Free delivery on all local orders (within 10 Bromyard Bromyard Teme mile radius of shops) and free delivery on Valley all nationwide orders over £40 (see website for details). Osborne’s of Unit 8, Link WR14 1UQ 01684 561332 Malvern Quality butchers. Deliveries to your door. Malvern Business Centre, Malvern Tasty Meats Mill Farm, WR6 6SP 01886 853212 Stanford/ Home delivery service available on a wide Butcher Stanford Bridge Teme selection of meats. Call for more info or to Valley place an order. The Wyre Pie Unit 6, Clarkes WR15 8FA 07970 745556 Tenbury Window-based order and collection service. Company Meadow, Wells Contact for latest details. Bromyard Road, Tenbury Wells BAKERY Colston Bakeries Newtown Road, 01684 563297 Malvern & Shops open – bread, rolls, cakes etc. Free Barnards Green, (Newtown Road) Upton range eggs, butter, milk and cheese also Worcester Road available. Check for latest opening hours. and Spring Lane, Delivery now available for local, vulnerable Malvern and isolating families in Malvern. Free delivery (min. spend £10). Call or email Old Street, Upton [email protected]. Le Delice 55 Albert Park WR14 1RH 01684 578588 Malvern Shop open (see Facebook page for latest Road, Malvern times). Delivery service for bread, eggs, butter, cheese, ham etc. (24 hours’ notice required). Mr Thom’s 25a Teme Street, WR15 8BB 01584 819328 Tenbury Home delivery of a range of items including Tenbury Wells Wells pies & pasties, eggs, bakery items, fruit & veg, dairy. See Facebook page for full list and further information. The Cake Tin Malvern WR14 2DJ 07747 073389 Malvern Bespoke orders, cake selection boxes and slices selection boxes for delivery (WR post codes). Check website for latest info. DRINKS Astley Vineyard Hampstall Lane, DY13 0RU 01299 822907 Stourport/ Wines available to order from online shop Stourport on Teme for home delivery (free locally). Check Severn Valley website for details. Friday Beer Unit 4, Link WR14 1UQ 01684 572648 Malvern “Friday Beer Bottle Home Delivery” service Business Centre, for customers within 5 miles of Malvern Malvern Link. Email for more info: beer- [email protected] Lakehouse Peachfield Road, WR14 3LE 07532 440634 Malvern Beer delivery to your doorstep. See Brewery Malvern Facebook for further info. Malvern Cellar 2 St Ann’s Road, WR14 4RG 07970
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