2012 Adur & Worthing Food & Drink Festival Programme

12 7th - 15th JULY 20

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to the very first Adur & Worthing Food & Drink Festival; the very first food & drink festival to be held across the whole district. Celebrating all things food & drink, the Festival will take you on a culinary tour of the area, whetting your taste buds and appetite along the way with produce and suppliers from Worthing, Shoreham-by-Sea and the surrounding area of Sussex. With an exciting programme of events, promotions and offers there really is something for everyone to enjoy.

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Information about the Festival Events to look out for . . .

Calendar of Events Offers and promotions The Fishermen’s Mission, Food Walk A bit of history, Fairtrade tasting

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The Adur & Worthing Food and Drink Festival Programme is published by Newsquest Sussex.

EDITOR: Janice Fraser ADVERTISING MANAGER: Sue Meheux CREATIVE DESIGNER: Clare Kavanagh All information contained within this programme is correct at the time of going to print. We cannot be held responsible for any changes that may occur subsequently.

You should check all details before making special journeys with the appropriate retailer or organisation.

For more information visit: www.visitworthing.co.uk/whats-on/ food-and-drink-festival or call 01273 263022

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THE FESTIVAL kick’s off with an Open Air Event in Worthing on Saturday 7th and Sunday 8th July.

Steyne Gardens will be packed with stalls offering tasters & samples and a chance to buy some great food and drink. From cakes and curry to Portuguese and fish….there will be something to suit every palate.

And there’ll be food related information available too from organisations like the Coeliac Society and Worthing Fairtrade.

The beer tent will offer some essential refreshment and a place to have a seat to listen and watch the programme of entertainment on the stage or watch the kids play on a selection of rides.

The Live Food Show in South Street Square will be a visual culinary treat. There will be

free kids cookery classes, wine tasting with the world renowned John Radford, master classes in Fish & Shellfish and Meat & Game and the biggest cook off ever tried before in West Sussex; with chefs going head to head with their best dishes. Already signed up for the competition are the multi award winning Food restaurant, The Fish Factory, the award winning Indian restaurant Chilcha, Indigo restaurant and chefs from Northbrook College.

The Chilli Festival in Shorehamby Sea on Saturday 14th & Sunday 15th July will round off the Festival.

But that’s not all; for the whole 9 days of the Festival there will be a variety of events taking place throughout the district.

You could relax and enjoy some great Sussex produce at the Coast Café’s Sussex Beach barbeque or trade in your old frying pan at

the Good Cook Shop where there will be Cookware and Gadget demonstrations.

How about taking part in a Food & Drink themed Treasure Hunt, watching a foodie themed film over dinner or pop along to the award winning Farmers’ market in Shoreham-by-Sea. Plus there will be special menus and offers at many of the districts Restaurants and Cafes: Kaffee Go Go, Riojas Wine Bar, The Swan Inn, Food & the Fish Factory are just some of those already signed up.

Why not stay for a few days; enjoy all that the Festival and Worthing and Adur has to offer. The Chatsworth Hotel is offering a very special Festival Rate for anyone attending the Food & Drink Festival.

MORE INFORMATION CAN BE FOUND IN THIS PROGRAMME OR YOU CAN GO TO WWW.VISITWORTHING.CO.UK/WHATS-ON AND LOOK FOR THE FOOD AND DRINK FESTIVAL PAGE. 4

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ON LOCATION Film Festival is known in Worthing for showing fantastic films in locations that bring the film to life.

For the Food and Drink Festival a film will be shown fit for the banquet which accompanies it at St Paul’s Café.

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Treasure Hunt ARRANGED by Xtra-ordinary Xperiences.

A fun and engaging treasure hunt suitable for all, that will take you on a walk around the town using a set of clues based around Food and Drink.

Every day during the Adur and Worthing Food and Drink Festival from the 7th to the 15th of July.

To be in with a chance of winning a prize please follow the instructions on the clues, answers

will be posted on our website after the Festival.

Please call 07900 984594 , email ash@xtra-ordinaryxperiences. co.uk or see www.xtraordinaryxperiences.co.uk for further details on start location and prize. Just £5 for a set of clues.

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Try the best in Sussex meats (some organic), cheeses, ales and condiments right on the best part of Worthing’s magnificent beach where there will be set up, a beach barbeque on the weekends of 7th and 8th July and 14th & 15th July from noon until 6pm.

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Super Lucky Tea Party �� F�id�� 13�� J��� THE CAVENDISH HOTEL On Friday 13th, bring the kids along to prepare your dinner – what can go wrong! Kid’s cooking company, Cookery Doodle Doo are taking over the restaurant at the Cavendish hotel and hosting a dinner party for some very brave parents.

Children aged 7-11 will be learning recipes to prepare a delicious family-friendly buffet.

Grown-ups are invited to join the class and sample their creations in an after-class meal. Warm fresh savoury pastries and scones, fruity kebabs and salads will be served.

Cooking lesson spaces are limited to thirteen lucky children. £15 per child (including reservation for 2 party guests) Cooking class from 4.30pm – 6pm Party guests welcome from 5pm - 7.30pm.

Phone Katie on 07588 692955 to book now.

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SATURDAY 7TH 10AM - 5PM & SUNDAY 8TH 10AM - 4PM

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STEYNE GARDENS will be packed with stalls offering tasters & samples and a chance to buy some great food and drink. From cakes and curry to Portuguese and fish….there will be something to suit every palate.

And there’ll be food related information available too from organisations like the Coeliac Society and Worthing Fairtrade. The beer tent will offer some essential refreshment and a place to have a seat to listen and watch the programme of entertainment on the stage or watch the kids play on a selection of rides.

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11am Dave Hunt: Mr Worthing himself will be opening up the days festivities with some great music and banter!

11am Dave Hunt: Mr Worthing himself will be opening up the days festivities with some great music and banter!

11.15am, 2.15pm Barista Demo: Adrian Lucking

11.15am, 2.15pm Barista Demo: Adrian Lucking

11.30am Cookery demo by Sagar: Sagar is a

11.30am Northbrook College Masterclass:

from Dinkyccino coffee will be on hand to show you how to prepare and create the perfect cup of coffee!

modern contemporary restaurant offering south Indian style food. The Chef will be sharing the secrets to their lightly spiced delicate fish specialities.

12.00pm Children’s Competition - biscuit decorating: Dave Hunt and the Worthing Town Centre Initiative are inviting Children of all ages to create their own masterpiece on a biscuit. There will be prizes for the best and all entrants will be able to eat their own creations!

Northbrook College will be demonstrating some of the skills needed to develop your cooking.

12.00pm Children’s Competition - biscuit decorating: Dave Hunt and the Worthing Town

Centre Initiative are inviting Children of all ages to create their own masterpiece on a biscuit. There will be prizes for the best and all entrants will be able to eat their own creations!

12.30pm Northbrook College Masterclass:

Northbrook College will be demonstrating some of the skills needed to develop your cooking.

12.30pm Cookery Demo by Chilca: Chilcha is a contemporary Indian Restaurant at the West End of Montague Street. Chefs will be demonstrating how to infuse spices to achieve fantastic tastes in your food.

1pm Wine Tasting Class: John Radford is a

1pm Wine Tasting Class: John Radford is a

writer and broadcaster in the field of wine and food and will be talking about wines and offering some members of the audience the opportunity to learn the art of tasting.

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writer and broadcaster in the field of wine and food and will be talking about wines and offering some members of the audience the opportunity to learn the art of tasting.

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1.30pm Children’s Cookery Demo: The Cookery department of Sion School will be selecting 8-10 Children to come along and decorate Cupcakes - the Theme on Saturday will be Farm Animals and those selected will be able to take their creations home with them.

1.30pm Children’s Cookery Demo: The Cookery department of Sion School will be selecting 8-10 Children to come along and decorate Cupcakes - the Theme on Sunday will be Summer and those selected will be able to take their creations home with them.

2 pm Children’s Competition on Food Nutrition: A fun competition to get youngsters

2 pm Children’s Competition: A fun competition to get youngsters spotting the food items in songs.

This will be lots of fun with prizes on offer.

thinking about Food and Nutrition. This will be lots of fun with prizes on offer.

2.30 pm Cookery Demo by Casa Ciro Restaurant: The chef at Casa Ciro has a passion for food which is not surprising and will be demonstrating how to prepare an Italian feast the expert way.

3 pm Talk on Seafood Masterclass on Filleting Fish: The Fish Factory Chef demonstrates how to professionally fillet a fish. Stay on until 4pm for a cookery demo from the same chef.

2.30 pm Cookery Demo by FOOD Restaurant: The Chef from Food in New Street, Worthing will be preparing a dish to excite any tastebuds from their extensive menu of exciting and exotic overseas classics.

3.30 pm Cookery Demo by Indigo Restaurant:

The Chef from Indigo will be demonstrating the tastes that can be achieved with a passion and flair for cooking.

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Chilli Festival

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Totally free entry to the public whether you are a chilli lover or not. The event will host independent chilli traders and growers from all over the UK selling products like chilli plants and seeds. Tastings and eating in abundance ranging from special mild to hot curries, snacks, chilli vodka cocktails, chilli shooters, mild to the very hot chilli sauces, jellies, salsas, breads, chutneys, relishes, marinades, nuts and crisps.

Also on site will be curries, chilli liquid bar, chilli chocolate, chilli ice cream, chilli beer and chilli fruit juices all on sale and so much more.

For more information contact: David Steadman, Adur Town Centres Coordinator, Tel: 01273 263152 E: business@chillifest.net W: www.chillifest.net

Shoreham Farmers’ & Artisans’ Market 9�� - 1��, 14�� J��� Eas� S���e� & S� M��y� Roa�, Sh���h��-��-Se�

The largest and probably the most successful Farmers’ Market in Sussex Shoreham Farmers’ Market was voted winner of the Sussex Food & Drink Awards 2011/12 “Best Farmers’ Market in Sussex” with a focus on fresh local food, drink and produce. the market has over 60 stalls selling a wide range including meat, fish, chicken, honey, bread, cheese, plants, tomatoes, vegetables, cakes, pies, wine, beer, cider and lots more.

For more information contact: David Steadman, Adur Town Centres Coordinator, Tel: 01273 263152

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The Fish Factory. The freshest fish at honest prices. 51-53 Brighton Road, Worthing BN11 3EE For bookings call: 01903 207123. www.protorestaurantgroup.com/the -fish-factory Adur & Worthing Food & Drink Festival | 11

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154 Montague Street, Worthing, BN11 3HH T: 01903 200 150 W: www.chilcha.co.uk Innovative Indian Cuisine in the heart of Worthing Chilcha is the Bengali word for happiness. The restaurant is a chic contemporary space that creates a truly special atmosphere. The head chef has combined his extensive culinary skills, with a traditional mix of herbs & spices to create a menu that is both fresh and exciting.

Festival Offer: Lunch just £ 6.95 Includes a main course, rice or naan, drinks or coffee/tea. *Terms and conditions apply. Offer available Sat 7 July to Sun 15 July, Lunch only 12pm - 2.30pm

KAFFE GO GO

Wallace Avenue / Beach Playground T: 07778 581 426 W: www.kaffegogo.co.uk Based in sunny Worthing, Kaffe Go Go is a mobile coffee shop bringing you rich freshly roasted coffee delivered by barista trained staff.

Festival Offer: Buy 1 hot drink get 2nd half price

Lowest priced drink 1/2 price. Available Sat 7 July to Sun 15 July (all day)

THE GOOD COOK SHOP

27 Warwick Street, Worthing, BN11 3DQ T: 01903 215 121 W: www.goodcookshop.com The Good Cook Shop is Worthing’s only independent, family run specialist cookshop and pride themselves on an extensive range, knowledgeable staff and superb customer service.

Festival Offer: 20% Off ‘Green Pan’ Ceramic frying pans

Available as part of their frying pan and pepper mill amnesty. Customers who bring in their old pans will receive 20% off a new pan throughout the month of July.

THE CHATSWORTH HOTEL

17 - 23 The Steyne, Worthing, BN11 3DU T: 01903 236103 W : www.chatsworthworthing.co.uk

Festival Offer: Accommodation, dinner and breakfast for £74.50pp Offered to all visitors to the Adur & Worthing Food & Drink Festival. Price based on 2 people sharing per night. Available 7-15 July 2012.

THE FISH FACTORY

51 Brighton Road, Worthing, BN11 3EE T: 01903 207123 W: www.protorestaurantgroup.com For a refined culinary experience, where everything is cooked from scratch, The Fish Factory in Worthing on the Sussex South Coast serves up the finest seafood dishes.

For the festival the Fish Factory has produced a special menu showcasing the best available seafood. The menu celebrates seafood and the love we all have for it.

Festival Offer: Special Menu Available 1st July - 1st August 2012

GREEN CUISINE RESTAURANT

37 Rowlands Road, Worthing, BN11 3JJ T: 01903 211 338 W: www.mentalaboutlentils.co.uk Worthing’s newest eaterie is situated in the town’s foodie haven of Rowlands Road but Green Cuisine offers something different for the discerning diner. The core ingredient in every dish is values - this is an ethical eaterie! From vegans and veggies to LoGi or GF most diets are catered for!

Festival Offer: Free Pimms with any food order Over 18s only. Available throughout the festival period. Opening hours: 9am - 5pm Mon to Sat and 12pm - 4pm Sunday.

OLD TOLLGATE HOTEL & RESTAURANT

The Street, Bramber, nr Steyning, BN44 3WE T: 01903 879 494 W: www.oldtollgatehotel.com This Restaurant offers a fantastic choice of dishes from the hot and cold starters followed by roast meats, casseroles, fish and vegetarian options. An extensive selection of hot and cold desserts completes the meal.

Festival Offer: Two courses for only £12.45pp Pre-booked tables only. Available Monday to Friday lunch or dinner throughout the festival.

THE DENTON LOUNGE

Marine Parade, Worthing, BN11 3PX T: 01903 218250 Located at the base of Worthing’s awardwinning pier, it enjoys panoramic views of the sea and the west beach.

Festival Offer: Pimms on the pier £9.50 per jug

Available between the hours of 11.30am - 4pm Monday - Sunday 9 - 15 July.

SALSA BRAVA PAELLA FIESTA T: 01903 502213 W: www.spanish-paella.com

Festival Offer: Any paella only £5 or paella and glass of sangria £8

Paella can be seafood or meat based. Available Sat 7 July from 10am - 5pm and Sun 8 July from 10am - 4pm

REEL TASTY STREET CAFÉ

2 Field Row, Worthing, BN11 1TD T: 01903 820229 W: www.reeltastystreetcafe.co.uk Tucked away in Field Row, Reel Tasty hope to bring the vibrancy of the alley back to Worthing promoting good mood food along with a friendly atmosphere.

Festival Offer: BOGOF - Pie, Mash & Liquor only £3.95.

Available Tuesday 10 - Friday 13 July, 10am 4pm. Takeaway only.

REEL CAFÉ

98 - 100 Brighton Road, Worthing, BN11 2EN T : 01903 600380 W : www.reeltasty.co.uk

Festival Offer: BOGOF on takeaway pies

All takeaway pies will be entitled to a buy one get one free. Tues - Fri so that’s £4.95 for 2 pies 2 mash and 2 liquor.

RIOJAS WINE AND CELLAR BAR

70 Marine Parade, Worthing, BN11 3QB T: 01903 212 660 W: www.cox-inns.co.uk/rioja.php Combine wine and champagne with beer and lager and you have got Rioja’s Wine and Cellar Bar.

Festival Offer: Buy 3 tapas and get a free glass of wine or paella for two and a bottle of wine for only £15pp Available lunchtimes every day (except Mondays) 12pm - 2.30pm weekdays. Evenings: Friday and Saturday 530pm - 9pm. From 7 - 15 July.

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THE SWAN INN

79 High Street, Worthing, BN11 1DN T: 01903 232 923 W: www.cox-inns.co.uk/swan The Swan is a traditional, comfortable and friendly old pub with beamed ceilings.

Festival Offer: Pie & mash with a drink £6

Drink can be a pint or glass of house wine. Available lunchtimes 12pm - 2pm weekdays 12pm - 3pm Sat & Sun. From 7- 15 July

FOOD RESTAURANT

6 New Street, Worthing, BN11 3BT T: 01903 227780 W: www.protorestaurantgroup.com For a real sensory experience where exquisite food is central to the theme, come to FOOD. For the festival Food Restaurant will be producing an eclectic arrangement of local foods and creating some unique dishes. From Down Town Cyprus sandwich to traditional beer battered local cod and chips.

Festival Offer: £7 Menu

11 dishes to choose from, freshly prepared and all only £7.00. Full A La Carte menu also available. Available Monday 9 July to Saturday 14 July 12pm - 5.30pm

OXFAM & WORTHING FAIRTRADE TOWN STEERING GROUP

coffee and ice-cream delights as well as a selection of smoothies and paninis.

The Oxfam Shop, Montague Street, Worthing T: 01903 207390 W: www.worthingfairtrade.org.uk W: www.oxfam.org.uk/shop Worthing is Fairtrade town. A Fairtrade Town is any community in which people and organisations use their everyday choices to increase sales of Fairtrade products and bring about positive change for farmers and workers in developing countries.

Festival Offer: Special menu using Movenpick ice cream Available throughout the festival.

Festival Offer: Free sample of fairtrade chocolate Available Saturday 14 July from 10am to 12.30pm.

CAFÉ 33

33 Warwick Street, Worthing, BN11 3DQ T: 01903 200080 W: www.cafe33.co.uk Cafe 33 is a new and exciting cafe in the heart of Worthing’s town centre. For the festival Café 33 is offering some amazing

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Marine Parade, Worthing, BN11 3QL T: 01903 211222 W: www.theburlingtonworthing.co.uk Throughout the festival The Burlington Hotel will be playing Australian music, we’ll get the lagers (not just Fosters and XXXX) and make Australian drinks.. and the best… we’ll serve kangaroo burger with egg and beetroot, homemade anzac biscuits, vegemite and cheese sandwiches and lots more.

Book now to avoid dissapointment!

21-22 Marine Parade, Worthing, BN11 3PT T: 01903 210044 W: www.worthingdomeevents.co.uk Take the whole family to the Dome to enjoy cupcakes, ice creams, scones and tea galore! Great music, vintage memorabilia and classic cocktails will also be on offer at this delightfully restored venue.

Saturday 7th July: 10am - 9pm Sunday 8th July: 10am - 5pm

LOCALE BEER FESTIVAL a� S�� T����� S����� – We���r�po�n�

49 Chapel Road, Worthing, BN11 1EG T: 01903 228070 W: www.jdwetherspoon.co.uk/home/ pubs/the-sir-timothy-shelley LocAle beer festival to showcase the beers from local breweries, Arundel, Hammerpot & Darkstar. There will be an opportunity to meet some of the brewers on the evenings of Monday 9th July and Wednesday 11th July. Look out for more details.

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30/31 Marine Parade, Worthing, BN11 3PT T: 01903 239090 W : www.casaciro.co.uk Casa Ciro Food and Drink festival 2012. Casa Ciro will be highlighting the festival on their menu this week.

Available 7th - 15th July.

Book a table today!

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Not quite a funny walk

Daniel Beals, writer and actor of the oxygen group and guest writer for The Treason Show, Bafta nominated, has put together an alternative Tourist Food Walk.

You will be lead through the streets of Worthing and given completely untrue and useless information about Worthing, its residents and places to eat. You can expect to laugh and be offended, maybe at the same time.

You will be lead around by Field Marshall Mount Battenburg. (no relation). His wealth of knowledge has left him many years ago and what’s left will be of no use to you but do the Funny Walk and you will have knowledge you never knew.

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IN TODAY’S age, the fast food culture often leads us to forget all of the hard work that goes into putting the food on our plates. It’s even more common to forget that the fish that we eat is the only common food source that is still hunted, and that there are extreme risks that come with such a job.

The Fishing industry is constantly developing to adapt to the modern world and its view on fishing, and the Fishermen’s Mission is as dedicated as ever to being a constant support to our Fishermen, their families and the risk they put themselves at; for them it is a way of life.

The Adur & Worthing Food & Drink Festival promises to be a more than successful debut event, celebrating the best food from the surrounding area, and the range of food available as well as the quality of it will be something to remember. The festival is certainly one that the area should be proud of. With this pride, the hard-working Fishing industry is something to keep in mind. Hardworking is only half the story as, unknown to many, it remains to be the most dangerous peacetime

occupation in the UK. It is often thought that the danger is ‘just that’ of death and serious injury, when many other aspects such as a life of debt and uncertainty or a retirement of loneliness are also such dangers. It is one of the toughest ways of life and it is done to provide the food on our plates.

The Fishermen’s Mission fights poverty and despair in our fishing communities by providing emergency and welfare support to fishermen and their families.

We are proud to be involved in the Adur & Worthing Food & Drink Festival and would like to thank the organisers and the local community for their continued support as we carry out our vital work. We would like to encourage the celebration of the finest foods of the area as well as a celebration of a way of life.

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original books at message. Becoming a Fairtrade affordable prices. The Oxfam Town is a shared achievement shop also accommodates music and an opportunity for local enthusiasts with a variety of government, schools, businesses, albums, CDs, DVDs and computer community organisations and games and invite donations activists to work together. Through gladly. You are invited to browse doing so, each individual action our online shop selling books, adds up to make even more of a collectables, music and clothing all difference to farmers in developing at competitive prices to suit your countries. convenience.

The Oxfam shop sells a full range of Fairtrade products and is also a specialist bookshop selling a wonderful array of educational and entertainment books, fiction and non-fiction to suite all ages and tastes.

An Aladdin’s cave ackerel (spring) and herring (autumn) were of interesting the main catch of Worthing fishermen but crabs, shrimps, lobsters and oysters were also brought ashore.

Records show fishing as a small but significant industry dating back to the 16th century. In 1733 John Wilkes visited Worthing in the hope of ‘seeing the great fishery there’.

In 1887 110 fishing boats sailed from Worthing beaches, and in 1899 it was recorded that over 170 tonnes of fish were caught. Oysters were over-fished to extinction by the 1830s, with 50 million caught in 1824. By 1914 the catch was down to 52 tons, and THE CLIMATE and fertile soil of the fish market by the pier closed in the 1920s. By the the Worthing area insured the 1950’s the fishing industry had declined in the town growth of market gardening during although you can still buy fresh fish from Worthing’s the 19th and early 20th centuries. beaches on a daily basis.

In the early 19th century there were only The architecture of the historic town of Shorehamthree gardens supplying fruit and vegetables to the by-Sea reflects its fishing history. The rise of Brighton town, but this slowly grew during the century in and and Worthing and the coming of the railway in 1840 around Worthing with the building of glass houses. By prepared the way for Shoreham-by-Sea’s rise as a the mid 19th century and the arrival of the railway, the rapidly growing Victorian sea port town was supplying fruit and vegetables to both Brighton with several shipyards and and London. an active coasting trade.

At the height of the market gardening industry over 600 tonnes of fruit a year left Worthing for destinations all over England, particularly in the North where the climate was cooler. Worthing became well known for growing grapes, cucumbers, tomatoes, strawberries and melons.

XFAM has nearly 700 shops throughout the UK and on Saturday 14th July from 10am until 12-30pm the Oxfam Shop Montague Street together with Worthing Fairtrade Town Steering Group will give out free samples of Faitrade chocolate in order to promote Fairtrade in the town.

A Fairtrade Town is any community in which people and organisations use their everyday choices to increase sales of Fairtrade products and bring about positive change for farmers and workers in developing countries.

We can all make a difference by supporting trade that works for development each time we shop. A Fairtrade Town builds on what we as individuals can do by bringing people together to send a collective

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