Hartley Wintney Country Market

About

There is one Country Market in Hart:

The Hartley Wintney Country Market takes place on Friday mornings 8.45-10.30 in the Lady Kaye room at Victoria Hall.

About Country Markets

There is a network of about 200 Country Markets across England and Wales, selling homemade baked goods, preserves, garden-grown fruit and vegetables, plants, and handmade crafts for many years. Visitors to these markets can buy a variety of produce – almost anything local and seasonal that can be produced in a domestic kitchen or garden. Country Markets also sell meat, fish and dairy goods, honey, and eggs from local small producers.

Country Markets are often held weekly in a variety of venues in cities, towns and villages and Producers also participate in local events. Village Markets, County, Agricultural and specialist food shows. Producers, who are Members of this Co-operative Social Enterprise called Country Markets, are organised into local Co-operative Societies registered under the Co-operative and Community Benefit Societies Act 2014.

Membership is open to anyone over the age of 16; the cost of joining is just 5p for a shareholding. Everything is sold co-operatively; producers receive payment at the end of every month for their sales, minus a small commission to cover running costs and insurance.