Over the last two weeks, many of the town’s pubs, cafes and restaurants have started opening their doors to customers after four months without popping out for a drink or a bit to eat. Business owners have needed to be creative and meticulous in their
Check out this fabulous photo-gallery of town centre businesses – celebrating opening their doors again to Faversham’s shoppers.
From books to mugs; plants to antique pots; records to socks; beer to cheese and shirts to watches – you’ll find your perfect Father’s Day Gift in Faversham.
Check out this blog which will give you loads of ideas and recommendations.
Faversham Market was mentioned in the Doomsday book in (completed in 1086) as one of only 42 places in England that was recorded as having a market. In 1546 King Henry VIII granted Faversham a Charter of Incorporation, which included the privilege of a market
“Businesses and people joining together to help the community.”
Faversham’s Hidden Creekside Gem: Just a short walk from Faversham’s historic Market Place is the gorgeous Abbey Street – known as the ‘finest medieval street in the South East’ – it actually contains a fascinating selection of properties spanning across the centuries. Abbey Street provides
Delicious dinner with a conscience: Local food heroes, Wasted Kitchen, are creating delicious meals, cooked from scratch in their kitchens at Monkshill Farm near Dargate. Their scrummy dishes are freshly prepared each day using surplus, local food that would have otherwise gone to waste. Their
Many market stallholders are now offering delivery or collection services for shoppers.
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