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Liphook Village Market - Lesley Hollands (2nd Sep 2018 - 15:13:44) The next market will be held in the Liphook Millennium Hall on Saturday the 8th September, opening at 10 and closing at 1. There will 20 stalls including free range eggs, local honey, Individuality Cards, a wonderful milliner, children's clothes, beautiful patchwork, jewellery, home made cakes, sausage rolls, quiches and preserves and much more. One of the girls from Bohunt will be there raising money for her educational trip of a lifetime so well worth supporting. Do come and have a browse. Refreshments are available throughout the opening at very modest prices and it is free entry and free parking.

Re: Liphook Village Market - Lesley Hollands (6th Sep 2018 - 16:05:10) Have just made a batch of HOT sweet chilli jelly from my home grown chillies, it is a beautiful colour. Will also have peach chutney, red tomato and sweet pepper chutney, plum chutney and beetroot chutney. Jams and jellies include raspberry, rhubarb and ginger, pear, apple and ginger, blackberry and crab apple.

Re: Liphook Village Market - Liphook Heritage Centre (7th Sep 2018 - 11:56:49) Once you have visited the Village Market tomorrow you are invited to visit the Liphook Heritage Centre which will be open between 10.00am to 1.00pm. It is located on the first floor of the Millennium Centre. Our volunteers will be present to assist you with any information that you might require from our extensive local records and exhibits recording the history of the Bramshott and Liphook Parish. Lift access is available for our disabled visitors. Further information is available on the web site liphookheritage.org.uk

Re: Liphook Village Market - C (7th Sep 2018 - 20:38:30) I would love to get a few jars of your chilli jam but unable to attend tomorrow :( Are you local so I can pick some up another time? Very interested in what other chilli items you sell too as I’m addicted 🌶🌶🌶 x

Re: Liphook Village Market - wendy (9th Sep 2018 - 09:54:04) Seeing that beetroot chutney was being sold at this market, I asked my husband to pop in and buy us a jar. He brought home a jar more than half the size of a 1lb jam jar, and was charged £2. I do feel that this was an excessive price? and the 'chutney' was little more than beetroot cut into squares and put in vinegar. I realise that home made items are more expensive, but this really was too high a price.

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