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Researchers have argued that penalty shootouts in competitions such as the World Cup are ultimately "psychological" games.
Practising at a particular discipline or activity often helps to improve competence, a new study has concluded.
With the Commonwealth Games under way in Glasgow, psychologists can help explain just what it is that the public finds enticing about big sporting events.
The final stages of big football tournaments are often dominated by penalty shootouts. And research presented at our Annual Conference a few years ago may just have given the key to success in them.
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The accord to end Bosnia's 3-1/2-year war is designed to end not only the fighting, but also the careers of some of the main warriors.
In announcing the peace deal Tuesday in Washington, President Clinton said people charged with war crimes would be banned from political office in a future Bosnia.
The provision was aimed at the Bosnian Serbs' top two officials: Radovan Karadzic, their political leader, and Lt. Gen. Ratko Mladic, their military commander.
Both have been indicted by the U.N. war crimes tribunal in The Hague for genocide in the suspected deaths of thousands of Muslims after the July 11 fall of Srebrenica, as well as for ordering the bombardments of Sarajevo and other Bosnian cities.
Karadzic and Mladic did not attend the peace talks in Dayton, Ohio, in order to avoid arrest. Serbian President Slobodan Milosevic represented them.
Belgrade media said Tuesday that Karadzic and Mladic had agreed to relinquish power in exchange for assurances that they would not be handed over to the tribunal. But the two denied the reports. Sources close to Milosevic said he was pressuring them to step down.
The United States has made their resignation a condition of contributing troops to a NATO force for Bosnia, and Bosnia's Muslim-led government has said it will refuse to accept any peace deal until they step down.
If they refuse, it would probably derail implementation of the peace deal and threaten the lifting of an economic embargo on Yugoslavia, imposed to punish Belgrade for its support of the Bosnian Serbs.
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World Council CEO Pete Crear, Chairman Gary Plank, Board Members Manuel Rabines (Peru) and Alcenor Pagnussatt (Brazil), and International Partnerships Manager Victor Corro spoke to members of the Brazilian press about the worldwide credit union movement while in Porto Alegre for a board meeting. Crear especially highlighted SICREDI's success and recognized it as one of the best among developed movements such as those in the United States, Canada and Australia.
SICREDI's 127 credit unions have been on shared branching for more than 10 years and operate under a unified brand throughout the country, a trusted image that has brought them much success, WOCCU said in a prepared statement. SICREDI's assets have grown at an average annual rate of 31.5% over the last four years, and membership has grown at an annual rate of 13.5% over the same period.
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When it comes to government agencies with endearing names, none comes close to the city's Office of Healthy Working Rivers.
It's not just the hopeful adjectives in its title—it's the tiny bureau's very mission to honor and enjoy Portland's rivers, even to encourage citizens to take a swim in the Willamette.
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The Office of Healthy Working Rivers, with its $779,368 annual budget, is being targeted for elimination. Since then-Mayor Sam Adams created the office in 2009, the four-person agency has struggled to show real accomplishments that live up to its hopeful name.
The office's supporters say it promotes the river as a healthy resource for recreation and a vital part of Portland's economy.
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The article in the paper about Vermont losing population growth was interesting to me. It stated that we lost 581 people in 2012 which was the first time in recent years that Vermont had a minus population growth. The article expressed a sort of concern over this as it appeared to be a result of the lack of job opportunities in Vermont. I didnt quite see it that way myself.
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|Rodrigues, Alexandra Soares (2012) - What affixes reveal about interfaces in word formation. In Bloch-Trojnar, Maria; Bloch-Rozmej, Anna Modules and interfaces. Lublin: Wydawnictwo. p. 255-270. ISBN 978-83-7702-433-1. (Studies in Linguistics And Methodology; 4)
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|The word formation domain is a linguistic field where interfaces between different structures of language are activated. The construction of lexemes depends on the semantic, syntactic and phonological features of the bases and affixes involved in the process. Derivation, as a kind of word formation process, obeys selectional restrictions (Plag 1999, 2004) that intertwine in interfaces (Rodrigues 2008). Inside those semantic, syntactic and phonological features, many substructures or tiers become involved in the choice between bases and affixes. As is well known, there are different affixes that operate in the same word formation rule (henceforth WFR) by adjoining the same syntactic bases and producing the same categorial and semantic derivatives. For instance, in Portuguese there are many affixes that attach to verbs and create deverbal event nouns. Amongst those affixes are, for example, -ção, -mento, -aria, -dura, -ão, -nça. However, it is not possible to attach all of these affixes to every verb base (Rodrigues 2008). Morphological, phonological, semantic and processing constraints intervene in the choice of the affix. Selectional restrictions are, thus, in interface with each other and with the processing conditions (Hay 2002, Hay and Plag 2004, Plag and Baayen 2009, Rodrigues 2008, 2009). The problem of selectional restrictions arises when the same affix operates in more than one WFR. Depending on the WFR it is working on, the affix imposes different selectional restrictions on the bases. This is the case of the affix -ão, which operates in Portuguese agent and event deverbal formations. The behaviour of this affix raises problems for the conceptualisation of WFRs, of the affixes' roles, and even of the status of selectional restrictions. To solve those problems, we have proposed a new model on word formation. This model is called 'WFRs in interfaces' (WFRIM) (Rodrigues 2008). According to this model, affixes should be considered neither as a simple phonological spell-out of WFRs, as proposed by separationist process-oriented approaches (e.g. Beard 1995), nor as being totally responsible for the construction of derivatives, without the alignment of a WFR, as defended by output-oriented models (e.g. Plag 1999). In addition, selectional restrictions and processing conditions are not the only constraints responsible for the grammatical and ungrammatical attachments of affixes to bases. The maximal semantic compatibility between the features of the affix, those of the base and of the WFR, will determine which interfaces will occur between affix and base. In this way, some meanings will be achieved whilst others will not, in one WFR, and the opposite will happen in another WFR.
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Food and drink
One of the aims of the Chiltern Society is to support farming and food production because the Chiltern landscapes we see today owe so much to our farmers, who continue to look after our beautiful countryside.
We hope to raise awareness of the abundance of marvellous independent food producers, farm shops, breweries, wineries and farmers' markets to be found throughout the Chilterns. Some farms have a shop, some have an online store. Many have occasional events, or participate in the annual Open Farm Sunday (following this link will open the website for this in an additional window).
Please click on a category in the tabs further down on this page to find your nearest outlet, so that you can celebrate and enjoy the wonderful variety of food and drink the Chilterns provides. Opening times and contact details correct at the time of publication.
Chiltern Society Real Bread Award 2016
This year's award has focussed on 'real bread' producers. By 'real bread' we mean bread that is made using traditional methods, containing no artificial additives.
Our judges have now tried and tested loaves from all of our contending bakeries, and after careful consideration, we are delighted to announce the results.
Overall winner: the Rex Bakery, Little Chalfont. South Chilterns winner: is Burgers of Marlow. North Chilterns winner: Jo's Loaves of Luton.
The judging criteria were based on taste, texture, appearance, locally sourced ingredients, customer experience and, of course, the key requirement that the bread was baked without additives and using traditional methods.
Our winners were the bakers achieving the highest scores against these criteria. The judges were highly impressed by the fantastic loaves they tasted and the wonderful range of loaves on offer. Hearty congratulations to our three winners!
Where to find Chilterns food and drink
- Farmshops
- Breweries/vineyards
- Food producers
- Farmers' markets
|Harpers Food Deli & Café
|Half Moon Lane, Pepperstock, Slip End, Beds, LU1 4LL. Tel. 01582 872001
|Mon-Fri 9-5. Sat 9-4. Sun 10-2
|Pecks Farm Shop
|Leighton Road, Eggington, Leighton Buzzard, LU7 9PE.
|Mon,Tue, Wed, Fri 9.00-6.00, Thur 9.00-7.30, Sat 9.00-5.00, Sun 10.00-3.00
|Hare Hatch Sheeplands
|London Rd, Hare Hatch, Reading, RG10 9HW. Tel. 0118 9401 600
|Farm Shop, Garden Centre & Café. Mon-Sat 8.30-5.30. Sun 10.30-4.30
|Garlands Organic
|6 Reading Rd, Pangbourne, RG8 7LY. Tel. 0118 9844 770
|Mon-Fri 9-5.30. Thurs open til 7.30. Sat 9-5. Closed Sun.
|Waltham Place
|Waltham Place Estate, Church Hill, White Waltham. Tel. 01628 825517
|Organic Farm and Tearoom. May-Sept. Tue-Fri 10-4
|Booker Farm Shop
|Clay Lane, Booker, High Wycombe, SL7 3DJ. Tel. 01494 530613
|Wed-Fri 15.30-18.30.
Sat 10-4.
Sun 10-4
|Bradmoor Farm Shop & Cafe
|Bradmoor Farm, Stanbridge Road, Aylesbury, HP17 8JX. Tel. 01844 290016.
|Tues-Sun 9-5. Sun 10-4 with hot meals until 3pm.
|Buckmoorend Farm
|Butlers Cross, Bucks, HP17 0UT. Tel. 01296 620493
|Mon-Fri 8-5.
Sat 8-4.
Sun 8-1
|Emmett's Farm Shop
|Wilton Farm, Marlow Rd, Lt Marlow, SL7 3RR. Tel. 01628 484094
|Mon & Sat 9-5.30.
Tue-Fri 9-6. Sun 10-4
|Hazeldene Farm Shop
|Hazeldene Farm, Asheridge, Chesham, HP5 2XD. Tel. 01494 783501
|Daily 10-4
|Johns Lane Farm Shop
|Johns Lane, Ashley Green, HP5 3PT. Tel. 01442 864366
|Mon-Sun 8-6
|Kings Farm Shop
|Loudwater Farm, Nash Lee End, Wendover, HP22 6BH. Tel. 01296 622014
|Mon & Sat 8-4. Tue & Wed 8-5. Fri 8-5.30. Sun 10-1
|Laceys Farm Shop
|Laceys Family Farm, Bolter End Farm, Lane End, Bucks, HP14 3LP. Tel. 01494 881660
|Tues to Sat 8.30-5. Sun 10-3
|Orchard View Farm Shop & Cafe
|Stockwell Lane, Little Meadle, Bucks, HP17 9UG. Tel. 01844 273387
|Tue-Fri 9.30-17.30. Sat. 9-17.30. Sun 10.30-16.30
|Peterley Manor Farm
|Peterley Lane. Prestwood, HP16 0HH. Tel. 01494 863566
|Tue-Sat 8.30-5. Sun 9-1. Closed Mon
|Pinewood Nurseries
Farm Shop & Café
|Wexham Street, Slough, SL3 6NB. Tel. 01753 662907
|Mon-Fri 9-6. Sat 9-5. Sun 10-4
|Red Lion Farm Shop
|Red Lion Farm, Britwell Salome, Oxon, OX49 5LG. Tel. 01491 612070.
|Tues-Fri 8.30-5. Sat 8.30-4. Sun 9-12pm.
|The Hatchery Farm Shop
|Red Barn Farm, Beaconsfield Farm, Coleshill, Amersham, Bucks, HP7 0JY. Tel. 01494 670109.
|Mon-Sat 8-6. Sun 10-4pm.
|Beechwood Fine Foods
|42 Frogmore Street, Tring, HP23 6AU. Tel. 01442 828812
|Mon-Fri 8.00-5.30, Sat 8.30-5.00, Sun 10.30-3.00
|Dunsley Farm Shop
|London Road (B4635), Tring, HP23 6HA. Tel. 01442 823357
|Mon-Sat 8-6.
Sun 9-4
|P E Mead & Sons
|Wilstone Green (B489), Tring, HP23 4NT. Tel. 01442 828478
|Farm Shop & Tea Room. Mon-Sat 9-5.30.
Sun 9.30-4.30
|B & J Hillsdon
|Rumblers Farm, Potten End Hill, Hemel Hempstead, HP1 3BN. Tel. 01442 256788
|Mon-Fri 8-6.
Sun 9-4
|W J Cutler Farm Shop & PYO
|Crosskeys Farm, Berkhamsted, HP14 1QU. Tel. 01442 842424
|Mon-Sat 9-6.
Sun 9-1
|Halseys Deli & Tearoom
|Market Place, Hitchin, SG5 1DR. Tel. 01462 432023
|Mon-Sat 8.30-5. Closed Sun.
|The Chipperfield Larder
Deli & Café
|2 The Street, Chipperfield, WD4 9BH. Tel. 01923 262395
|Mon-Fri 9-5. Sat 9-4.30. Closed Sun. Café closes 30 mins before the shop.
|Ewelme Village Store & Cafe
|Parson's Lane, Ewelme, OX10 6HP. Tel. 01491 834467
|Mon-Sat 9-5. Sun 9-1
|The Granary Deli
|30 High Street, Watlington, OX49 5PI. Tel. 01491 613585
|Mon-Tue & Thur-Sat 9-5. Wed 9-1. Closed Sun.
|Rockwell End Farm Shop
|Rockwell End House Farm, Hambleden, Henley, RG9 6NF. Tel. 01491 571347
|Mon-Sat 9-5.
|All areas
|Artisan Valley Handcrafted Hampers
|Online. Tel. 01494 956797
|Ordering online only. Website anytime.
|Ten Mile Menu
|Online. Tel. 01494 489836. Mob. 07967 328 455
|Chiltern Hills online supermarket. Website anytime.
|Windsor & Eton Brewery
|1 Vansittart Estate, Windsor, SL4 1SE. Tel. 01753 854075
|Mon-Wed 8-5.
Thur-Fri 8-7.
Sat 10-2
|Loddon Brewery
|Dunsden Green Farm, Church Lane, Reading, RG4 9QD. Tel. 0118 948 1111
|Mon-Fri 9-5.
Sat 9-3
|Rebellion Beer Company
|Bencombe Farm, Marlow Bottom, Marlow, SL7 3LT. Tel. 01628 476594
|Mon-Fri 8-6.
Sat 9-6.
Brewery Tours.
|The Chiltern Brewery
|Nash Lee Rd, Terrick, Aylesbury, HP17 0TQ. Tel. 01296 613647
|Mon-Sat 9-5.
Fri 9-7.
Closed Sun.
Brewery Tours.
|Malt The Brewery
|Collins Hanger Farm, Wycombe Road, Prestwood, Bucks, HP16 0HP. Tel. 01494 865063
|Fri 12-6.
Sat 10-6. Brewery Tours.
|Tring Brewery Co. Ltd
|Dunsley Farm, London Road (B4635), Tring, HP23 6HA. Tel. 01442 890721
|Mon-Tue 11-5.
Wed-Fri 9-6.
Sat 9-5.
Brewery Tours.
|Frithsden Vineyard
|Frithsden, Hemel Hempstead, HP1 3DD. Tel. 01442 878723
|Wed-Sun 11am-6pm. 5pm when clocks go back.
March to December only.
|Red Squirrel Brewery
|Unit 24, Boxted Farm, Berkhamsted Road, Hemel Hempstead, HP1 2SQ. Tel. 01442 256970
|Mon-Fri 9.00-6.00pm, Sat 10.00-2.00pm. Closed Sunday. Brewery Tours.
Summer only.
|Haresfoot Brewery
|2 River Park, Billet Lane, Berkhamsted, HP4 1HL. Tel. 01442 862878
|Open Thur 4pm-7pm, Fri 12pm-7pm, Sat 10am-6pm.
Brewery Tours.
|Chiltern Valley Winery & Brewery
|Old Luxters, Henley-on-Thames, RG9 6JW. Tel. 01491 638330
|Mon-Fri 9.30-5.
Sat & Sun 11-5.
Brewery Tours.
|Lovibonds Brewery
|Rear of 19-21 Market Place, Henley-on-Thames, RG9 2AA. Tel. 01491 576596
|Fri 4-9.
Sat 11-7.
Sun 12-5
|Brightwell Vineyard
|Brightwell Vineyard, Rush Court, Shillingford Hill, Wallingford, OX10 8LJ. Tel. 01491 832354
|Fri-Sun 12-6. Vineyard Tours by appointment.
|Cake makers
|Amanda's Cake Creations
|1 Knotts Close Dunstable Beds LU6 3NY. Tel. 01582 476479
|Christine Timotheou
|Chalfont St Peter Bucks. Tel. 01753 892398
|Christine Timotheou
|Cleo's Creative Cakes
|51 Manor Road Barton le Clay Beds MK45 4NP. Tel. 01582 883774
|Jenny North Cakes
|41 High Street Chinnor Oxon OX39 4DJ. Tel. 01844 351380
|Jenny North
|Just Cakes
|Jordans Beaconsfield Bucks. Tel. 01494 871401
|Debbie Horstead
|La Belle Cake Company
|70a North Street Leighton Buzzard Beds LU7 1EN. Tel. 01525 838343
|Shelly Shulman
|Pretty Perfect Cakes
|Bunch Meadows, Woodway Loosley Row Princes Risborough Bucks HP27 0NW. Tel. 07817 112746
|Sophie Turner
|Queen Of Herts Cakes
|Manland Avenue Harpenden Herts AL5 4RF. Tel. 07784 226608
|Stephanie Almeida
|13 Kings Ride Penn Bucks HP10 8BJ. Tel. 07870 310423
|Stephanie Almeida
|Sugary Crumbs Handcrafted Cakes
|33 Marlow Road High Wycombe Bucks HP11 1TA. Tel. 01494 511782
|Tapestry Cakes
|44 Market Street Watford Herts WD18 0PY. Tel. 01923 220862
|Tara's Cake Company
|Tring Herts. Tel. 01442 827330
|The Cake Makers
|42 High Street Watlington Oxon OX49 5PY. Tel. 01491 613619
|Joanna Bains
|Anton Hazelle Chocolaterie & Cafe
|40 High Street, Princes Risborough, Bucks, HP27 0AX. Tel. 01844 273993
|Chocolaterie and café. Open Mon-Sat 8.30-17.00. Closed Sunday.
|Auberge du Chocolat Chocolatiers
|28 Chess Business Park, Moor Road, Chesham, Bucks, HP5 1SD. Tel. 01494 774179
|Customers welcome, Tues-Fri 9-5pm.
|Burgers of Marlow
|The Causeway, Marlow, Bucks, SL7 1NF. Tel. 01628 483389
|Continental chocolaterie, bakery & café. Mon-Sat 8.30-5.30, Sun 11.00-5.00
|Rumseys of Wendover
|The Old Bank, 26 High St, Wendover, Bucks, HP22 6EA. Tel. 01296 625060
|Chocolates handmade on the premises. Lovely café. Mon-Sat 8.30-6.00, Sun 10.00-6.00
|Gorvett & Stone
|21 Duke St, Henley-on-Thames, Oxon, RG9 1UR. Tel. 01491 414485
|Handcrafted Chocolates. Mon-Sat 9.30-5.30. Closed Sun.
|Sophie's Handmade Chocolates
|3/4 The Gatehouse, Chesham, Bucks, HP5 2JD. Tel. 01494 782999
|Chocolatier and wedding cake designer. Mon-Sat 10.00-5.00. Closed Sundays
|Creightons Chocolaterie
|21 High Street, Leighton Buzzard, Beds, LU7 1DN. Tel. 01525 381269
|Open Mon-Sat 9.30-5.30pm. Closed on Sunday.
|Ice cream makers
|Auberge du Chocolat Ice Cream
|28 Chess Business Park, Moor Road, Chesham, Bucks, HP5 1SD. Tel. 01494 774179
|Customers welcome, Tues-Fri 9-5pm.
|Old House Farm North Dean High Wycombe Bucks HP14 4NL. Tel. 01494 563980
|Ice cream made from Jersey milk and double cream. Widely available at farm shops and other retailers.
|D.H. Mitchell & Sons
|Whiteheath Farm Harefield Middlesex UB9 6LQ. Tel. 01895 823303
|"Moolicious" Ice Cream and other products. Thur & Fri 1.00-6.00, Sat & Sun 12.00-4.00
|Gelato Heaven
|25 George Street Luton Beds LU1 2AF. Tel. 07885 567560
|Home made ice cream & cakes. Mon-Sat 10.00-7.00, Sun 11.00-5.00
|Hitcham Dairy Ice Cream
|Hitcham House Farm, Lent Rise Road, Burnham, Bucks, SL1 7AE. Tel. 01628 666678
|Tue-Thur 1.30-5.30, Fri & Sat 11.30-5.30. Closed Monday
|Mario's Espresso Bar & Gelateria
|208 High Street Berkhamsted Herts HP4 1AG. Tel. 01442 877120
|Mon-Sat 8.00-5.00, Sun 10.00-4.00
|St George's Gelato
|Haddenham, Bucks, HP17 8AT. Tel. 07941 916747
|Italian style ice cream. Available in the farm shops and at farmers markets listed on website.
|Tims Dairy
|Mopes Farm, Denham Lane, Gerrards Cross, SL9 0QH. Tel. 01753 888380.
|Widely available in supermarkets and farm shops.
|Wobbly Bottom Farm
|Pirton Road Hitchin Herts SG5 2ES. Tel. 01462 433873
|Artisan goat's cheeses. Available at the farmers markets listed on website.
|Yokel Yogurts
|The Little Calving Shed, 11 Bessemer Crescent, Aylesbury, Bucks, HP19 8TF. Tel. 01296 393232
|Artisan yogurts made with all natural ingredients. Stockists listed on website.
|Flour, bakery products and cereals
|The Bread Shop
|50 The Maltings, St Albans, Herts, AL1 3HL. Tel. 01727 833007
|Bread and cakes. Range of spelt products. Order online for home delivery
|Burgers of Marlow
|The Causeway Marlow Bucks SL7 1NF. Tel. 01628 483389
|Continental bakery. Mon-Sat 8.30-5.30, Sun 11.00-5.00.
|Chiltern Natural Foods
|10 Vernon Building West bourne Street High Wycombe Bucks HP11 2PX. Tel. 01494 862133
|Products and stockists listed on website.
|Cinnamon Square Bakery & Café
|7-9 Church Street Rickmansworth Herts WD3 1BX. Tel. 01923 778353
|Mon-Sat 8.00-6.00, Sun 9.00-5.00
|Cornfield Bakery & Café
|11 Buttermarket, Thame, Oxon, OX9 3EW. Tel. 01844 260933
|Mon-Fri 7.00-4.00, Sat 7.00-3.00. Closed Sun.
|Darvell & Sons
|28-30 High Street Chesham Bucks HP5 1EP. Tel. 01494 774974
|Family run bakery. Mon-Fri 8.00-5.00, Sat 8.30-4.00. Closed Sun
|Jo's Loaves
|54 Tameton Close Luton Beds LU2 8UX. Tel. 07989 134598
|Real bread available at North Herts farmers markets.
|Jungs Bakery & Café
|6-7 The Broadway Beaconsfield Bucks HP9 2PD. Tel. 01494 673070
|Artisan breads, cakes and pastries. Mon-Sat 8.00-6.00, Sun 9.00-5.00
|Just Biscuits
|Layby Farm Old Risborough Road Stoke Mandeville Bucks HP22 5XJ. Tel. 07872 471112
|Range of sweet and savoury biscuits. Stockists and farmers markets listed on website.
|The Kitchen Mixer
|75 Marsham Way, Gerrards Cross, Bucks, SL9 8AW. Tel. 07833 378333
|Home baking brought to you.
|The Little Buzzard Bakery
|South Street Leighton Buzzard Beds. Tel. 07917 755168
|Artisan bread & cakes. Sat mornings. Pre-ordering possible. See website for details.
|Progress Specialty Bread & Cakes
|273 Amersham Road Hazlemere Bucks HP15 7QA. Tel. 07550. Tel. 076452
|Mon-Fri 8.00-4.00, Sat 8.30-1.00. Closed Sun.
|Prudens Bakery
|Bakers Yard, 75b High Street, Markyate, Herts, AL3 8JG. Tel. 01582 840340
|Bread and cakes. Historic bakery. See website for other Prudens shops.
|Rex Artisan Bakery
|4 Chenies Parade, Little Chalfont, Bucks, HP7 9PH. Tel. 01494 764423
|Open Mon-Fri 7.00am-5.00pm, Saturday 8.00am-4.00pm, Sunday 9.00am-1.30pm.
|Sugar Moon Brownies
|Aylesbury, Bucks. Tel. 07901 637702
|Online ordering only.
|Zanni's Bakery
|Nanfans Farm Honor End Lane Great Missenden Bucks HP16 9QY. Tel. 07454 821926
|Award-winning artisan bread. Stockists listed on website.
|Bedfordshire Honey
|25 Copperfields Close, Houghton Regis, Beds, LU5 5TE. Tel. 01582 866504
|Honey and beeswax products. Open by appointment only
|Berkhamsted Bees
|12 Sayers Gardens, Berkhamsted, Herts, HP4 1BT. Tel. 01442 874732
|Honey available by appointment
|Parslow Apiaries
|Bailiffs Cottage, Church End, Bledlow, Bucks, HP27 9PB. Tel. 01844 344948
|Honey and preserves available from the cottage
|Jams, preserves and oils
|A Bit Chilli
|31 Wharf Road, Wendover, HP22 6HF.
|Chutneys, ketchup and curds. Shop online or see list of stockists on website.
|Beechwood Jams & Preserves
|Beechwood Fine Foods, 42 Frogmore Street, Tring, Herts, HP23 5AU. Tel. 01442 828812.
|Award-winning farm shop. Fresh, British and locally sourced.
|Blossoms Syrup
|April Cottage, Beacons Bottom, High Wycombe, HP14 3XG. Tel. 01494 484344.
|Award-winning all natural fruit syrups. Order online.
|Chalfont Chillies
|Chalfont St Peter, Bucks. Tel. 07896 552960
|Spicy chutneys and pickles made with home-grown chillies. Online shopping
|Chiltern Cold-pressed Rapeseed Oil
|Wilstone Green Tring Herts HP23 4NT. Tel. 01442 828478
|Extra virgin oil in a variety of flavours. Also vinaigrette and mayonnaise. Stockists listed on website.
|Fat Man Chilli
|59 Hornhill Rd, Maple Cross, Rickmansworth, Herts, WD3 9TG. Tel. 01923 775592
|Chilli sauces and preserves. No artificial ingredients. Online shopping
|From Rani's Kitchen
|6 Hill View Great Kimble Aylesbury Bucks HP17 9TP. Tel. 01844 274009
|Indian style chutneys widely available in farm shops.
|The Lilac Cottage Kitchen
|Lilac Cottage, Ledburn, Leighton Buzzard, Bucks, LU7 0QL. Tel. 07980 553665
|Jams, marmalade, chutneys. Online shopping
|Mary Berry Foods
|c/o R H Amar & Co Ltd, Turnpike Way, High Wycombe, Bucks HP12 3TF.
|Chutneys, sauces and salad dressings.
|The Real Organic Foods Company
|Couching House Watlington Oxon OX49 5PX. Tel. 01491 615280
|Family run business making organic sauces and conserves. Online shopping.
|Meat, poultry and game
|The Aylesbury Duck Farm
|Long Grove Wood Farm, 234 Chartridge Lane, Chesham, Bucks, HP5 2SG. Tel. 01494 772744
|Only remaining producers of Aylesbury Ducks. Rick Stein Food Hero. Sales by appointment
|Chiltern Charcuterie
|18 Burnham Road, Hughenden Valley, high Wycombe, Bucks, HP14 4NY. Tel. 07500 269797.
|Products made from rare breed lamb, pork and Dexter beef. See website for stockists.
|Chiltern Farm Food
|Stockings Farm Bottrells Lane Coleshill Bucks HP7 0JX. Tel. 01494 729418
|Meat from rare breed sheep and pigs. Wed 10.00-4.00, Thur & Fri 9.00-4.00, Sat 10.00-2.00. Closed Sun-Tue.
|Chiltern Lamb
|Tel. 07721 462672.
|Traitionally produced lamb and mutton. Available at farmers markets listed on website. Can be pre-ordered.
|Copas Traditional Turkeys
|Kings Coppice Farm, Grubwood Lane, Cookham, Berkshire, SL6 9UB. Tel. 01628 474679.
|Order online or by phone.
|Drovers Hill Farm
|Saunderton Princes Risborough Bucks
|Organic lamb, pork, apple juice and cider. Online shopping.
|The Egg House Charcuterie
|The Egg House Butchery, 2 Station Road, Haddenham, Bucks, HP17 8AJ. Tel. 01844 291480
|Tue-Fri 8.00-5.30, Sat 8.00-2.00. Closed Sun & Mon.
|Halls of Hazlemere
|15 Park Parade Hazlemere Bucks HP15 7AA. Tel. 01494 711565
|Wide range of high quality free range meat. Mon-Fri 8.00-5.30, Sat 8.00-4.30. Closed Sun.
|Macey's Organic Food
|Rose Cottage Lower Road Cookham Berks SL6 9EH. Tel. 01628 521128
|Organic meat and free range poultry. Wed-Fri 7.00-5.00, Sat 7.00-4.00, Sun 7.00-1.00. Closed Mon & Tue.
|Parrott Brothers
|Beechmoor Farm Cubington Road Whitchurch Bucks HP22 4LG. Tel. 01296 641207
|Master butchers and farm shop. Tue-Fri 8.00-5.00, Sat 7.30-1.00. Closed Sun & Mon.
|Pathfinder Ostrich Farm
|Ramscote Lane, The Vale, Chesham, Bucks, HP5 2XP. Tel. 07989 586346
|Ostrich eggs, meat,pies, sausages and burgers. Purchase by appointment
|Pilkington Farms Partnership
|Hoo Lane Great Offley Herts SG5 3ED. Tel. 01462 769302
|Quality beef, lamb and pork from native and rare breed animals. Order direct. Beef and lamb boxes available.
|Copas Farm Fruit & PYO
|Lower Mount Farm Long Lane Cookham Berks SL6 9EE. Tel. 01628 529511
|See website for cropping periods. Tue, Thur, Sat, Sun 10.00-5.00. Closed Mon, Wed, Fri
|Cross Lanes Fruit Farm
|Mapledurham, Reading, Berks, RG4 7UW. Tel. 0118 972 3167
|Traditional english apples, plums, pears, quinces, apple juices. Farm shop in season.
|Home Cottage Farm
|Bangors Road South, Iver Heath, Bucks, SL0 0BB. Tel. 01753 653064
|Apples, pears, plums, soft fruit, honey. Shop with seasonal opening.
|Peterley Manor Farm & PYO
|Peterley Lane Great Missenden Bucks HP16 0HH. Tel. 01494 863566
|Roger & Jane Brill
|Waterperry Gardens
|Waterperry, Near Wheatley, Oxon, OX33 1JZ. Tel. 01844 339254
|Apples, pears, plums. Gardens, garden centre, teashop
|Dunstable Downs
|Chiltern Gateway Centre, Dunstable Road, LU6 2GY
|1st Sunday monthly, 10-15
|Grove Farm Car Park, SL6 1SL
|2nd Sunday monthly, 10-13
|St Leonards Road, SL4 3AZ
|1st Saturday monthly, 9-13
|Peascod Street, SL4 1DP
|3rd Saturday monthly, 10-17
|Old Market Square, Aylesbury, HP20 1UU
|4th Tuesday monthly, 9-14
|Windsor End, Beaconsfield Old Town, HP9 2JJ
|4th Saturday monthly, 9-12.30
|Chesham Local Produce
|Clockhouse Square, Chesham, HP5 1EP
|4th Saturday monthly, 10-14
|Little Chalfont
|Village Hall Car Park, Cokes Lane, HP8 4UD
|2nd Saturday monthly, 9-13
|Mr Hildreths Garden Centre, HP16 0HJ
|Every Friday, 9-13
|Market Place, HP22 6EA
|3rd Saturday monthly, 10-13
|Berkhamsted High Street, HP4 3BA
|3rd Sunday monthly, 10-14
|Riverside beside St Mary's Church, SG5 1AB
|Last Saturday monthly, 8.30 3.30
|The Marketplace, Brook Street, HP23 5ED
|Alternate Saturdays, 9-12.30
|Lower High Street, AL5 2RU
|4th Sunday monthly, 10-14
|St Albans
|St Peters Street, AL3 4EP
|2nd Sunday monthly, 8-14
|Market Place, RG9 2AA
|4th Thursday 8.00-13.30 & 5th Sunday, 9.00-14.00
|Upper High Street, OX9 3DZ
|2nd Tuesday monthly, 8.30-13.30


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Politics of 2014-04-16
NPP's new face for 2016
Flagbearer -Bawumia, Veep- Ghartey, Chair- Afoko, Scribe- Kwabena Agyapong
Feb. 21, 2014
The dream of President John Dramani Mahama to emulate his predecessor Johns aside the late President Mills, to enjoy a second term at the Presidency is under serious threat as the opposition New Patriotic Party (NPP) has marshaled a formidable and unified team to go into the 2016 elections.
Highly poised to make history as the only political party in the fourth Republic to deny an incumbent President a second term, the NPP, The Al-Hajj's intelligence has picked up, is resolved to shelve the age-long tradition of an Ashanti or Akyem presidential candidate to lead the party in the 2016 crucial election.
In a move calculated to appeal to other regions which political watchers say is likely to give the biggest opposition party an edge in the 2016 elections, both Nana AddoDankwaAkufo-Addo and former President John Agyekum Kufuor together with 'movers and shakers' of the party have finally settled on star witness at the recent election petition hearing and twice failed Vice-Presidential candidate, Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia as its flagbearer ahead of the next presidential elections.
Dr. Bawumia's background as an influential Northerner, a Muslim, a well-known Zongo man and his political clout acquired since he was discovered by Nana Akufo-Addo together with a likely Paul Afoko chairmanship, many believe the NDC's dominance in the three northern regions and the Zongos could abruptly come to an end.
The NPP's permutations, according to an insider, "with a 'neutral' person from the Ashanti/Akyem divide, it is possible to garner enough votes from the three northern regions plus the over 1000 Zongos across Ghana "whiles consolidating our votes in our 'traditional' strongholds of Ashanti and Eastern; this would push President Mahama and his NDC to an uncomfortable zone in 2016".
Having learnt big lessons from the painful defeats in the 2008 and 2012 elections which they nearly won with only two regions, the grey hairs in the NPP, according to a source, are said to have landed on Dr. Bawumia as flagbearer to cash in on the Northern votes to be partnered by the second deputy speaker and MP for Essikado-Ketan, Mr. Joe Ghartey, who is expected to win more votes from the Central and Western regions.
The 'wise' political permutation is such that a majority of NPP members are pushing for business magnate Mr. Paul Afoko to be elected National Chairman to use his organizational skills, and his in-depth political and analytical expertise and northern background to support Dr. Bawumia to deliver the three northern regions, which have been a haven for the ruling NDC since the inception of the 1992 Republican constitution.
The preference of Mr. Ghartey, who is also well-known and respected as an astute lawyer and legislator by his kinsmen from the Central and Western regions, is to snatch the Western and Central regions, which the NPP won in the 2000 and 2004 elections, but had to surrender it to the NDC in the last two elections.
The NPP is also said to have cashed in on the growing differences between President Mahama and his party leadership and major stakeholders; effects of which has cascaded down to the grassroots of the party, to launch their ambitious agenda to make him a one term President.
The current economic hardship, characterized by serious macro-economic imbalances with a downward spiral of the value of the local currency, the Cedi, is making matters worse for the President.
The NPP's 'victory 2016' team has been designed in such a way that the party intends to give former presidential spokesperson, MrKwabenaAgyapong, the General Secretary position in order to utilize his crafty organizational skills and experience in politics since 1996, to deny the NDC and President Mahama another term in office.
Political pundits The Al-Hajj spoke to on NPP's permutations narrated how serious a threat the biggest opposition's latest plan is to President Mahama's second term bid.
Many say, given Mr. Afoko's pedigree in the north and his political astuteness coupled with Dr. Bawumia's popularity since his emergence on the political terrain, President Mahama and NDC have a hefty task in terms of maintaining their win in the three northern regions.
The irony of President Mahama's presidency is that many have accused him of tilting his administration in favor of northerners.
Again, many senior members of his party are also peeved with him for ill-treatment and exclusion, a development that has found expression in Parliament, where the President is very unpopular even among his own party legislators.
Reports are that the President and all the three northern minority and majority leaders the NDC have produced over the years are not in the best of terms.
Hon. Alban Bagbin, Cletus Avoka and Dr. Benjamin Kumbuor are all said to be complaining of ill-treatment from the Mahama government.
The NadowliKaloe MP has come out openly to vent his frustration at the conduct of the President regarding his inaccessibility and lack of commitment to fight corruption and graft.
Both Hon. Bagbin and Cletus Avoka, who incidentally have been leaders of the august House, were given a position christened 'three wise men,' which many have interpreted as retirement packages for the two active gentlemen.
Dr. Kunbuor, on the other hand, is said to be aggrieved due to his amorphous position as a majority and leader of Government business without cabinet status.
The president's resolve to deny him a cabinet status is said to have irked the majority Leader, who together with Alban Bagbin and Cletus Avoka, control both the Majority MPs and the Northern Caucus in Parliament.
The NDC leadership and kingpins of the party have all complained of the politics of exclusion being practiced by the President, a development that is said to pose a serious danger to the second term bid of the President, especially when the NPP has crafted a strategy to take over the votes of the three northern regions, Western and Central regions, and add to their traditional Ashanti and Eastern region votes.
Political watchers say the best way to neutralize the effect of the NPP's plan is for the President to begin resolving his differences with all persons in the party before the 2016 elections. Now that former President Rawlings and his wife Nana KonaduAgyemang Rawlings have started planning their antics, it is quite clear the NDC is disadvantaged so far as the 2016 is concerned.
According to pundits, the only way forward for the NDC to avoid a disastrous showing in the next presidential election is for the President to unite the party and do away with his politics of exclusion and vengeance in the ruling NDC.
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