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Daily Telegraph Weekend feature, 2nd February 2008 Print E-mail

Trading on tradition helps rural refuseniks take country path to 21st century success

Reports of the demise of bucolic Britain have been greatly exaggerated, according to the Countryside Alliance. As Christopher Middleton discovers, its Best Rural Retailer 2007 competition attracted a record 2,500 entries and, for the second year running, The Daily Telegraph is proud to sponsor the Best Traditional Business category, won by Andrew Rees, a butcher in Pembrokeshire.

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Haggetts is the best in the West Print E-mail
Exeter Express & Echo: Prize-winning butchers win award for new store
 
Coverage continues to roll in...... Print E-mail

Redditch Advertiser: Shop competes for retail award 

Market Rasen Mail: Rasen company voted best rural retailer in the East of England 

Wilmslow Express: Grantham's is top of the shops

Lancashire Evening Post: Regional award for farm shop

Kilmarnock Standard: Gibbs go green and win award

 
Coverage for our 2007 regional winners Print E-mail

Morpeth Herald: Farm Shop is cream of crop

Oxford Mail: Restaurant is big bang in sausage world

Hexham Courant:Allendale Co-op's success

Stratford Herald: Local shops win regional Best Rural Retailer Awards

York Press: Triumphing over trials

Halifax Courier: Isolated shop is just the top

Cumbria News & Star: A cut above 

Western Mail: Knockout food will go the distance  

Wiltshire Gazette and Herald: Nettleton Shop one of country's best 

Farmers Weekly: Best rural retailers plan date at the House of Lords

This is Wiltshire: And Wessex’s Best Rural Retailers are…. 

Northumberland Gazette: Tully's of Rothbury to represent region in national award

East Anglian Daily Times: Otley shop wins top honour  

Daily Post (North Wales): Coveted Alliance award for farm shop  

 
Alexander James has growth spurt Print E-mail

Being a Best Rural Retailer is both good for the soul and good for business! 

"Alexander James of Pendlebury, the traditional country and equestrian outfitters, has doubled the size of its shop as a result of being crowned Best Rural Retailer earlier in the year.  The new shop has doubled space available for visitors and is now stocking a range of accessories including stocks, socks, gloves and shirts.  The thinking behind the expansion is to offer customers a more complete service."
 
From Equestrian Business Monthly Dec 2007/Jan 2008

 
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