Saving the village heart: Why a dairy farmer diversified into being a publican
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In this video Stephen chats to dairy farmer Graham Young about how things are currently with his farming operations and why he felt the need to get involved in running the local pub.
Angela is braving the rain in Cheshire where she gets a tour of Red House Farm and chats to organic pig producer Lewis Clare.
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I am a nurse who helps out at the Junction 24 Market on a Saturday morning..we are there to bring health care to the family community and if and when required fast track farmers to their GP’s…
It’s very rewarding and also gives the farmers and their families somewhere to come for a chat and a check up
Great seeing Stephen on tonight with Graham Young didn’t realise Graham along with a few more had bought The Nabs Head at Mellor what great idea Graham that’s keeping the community together which is great idea because small country Pubs are the heart of the community and it’s great. Graham and his friends have got together and kept the Nabs. Head going because having somewhere to go and have have a drink in a local pub are. disappearing fast brilliant video all of you keep them coming
Another great video full of information. Keep it up everyone
Really enjoyed that episode Olly 👍
Currently doing the same at local Pub that I've been using for nearly 50 years. Initial pledges are looking good together with various grants. Anyone who watched the ITV series "The Larkins" will know this Pub, The Swan on the Green Good Luck to Graham.
Sadly the city is lonely too .many changes . Cafe s are more trendy than community . I live in the states .it's all changed here .
Good to see the local pub open .
Hope
Funny enough my local village pub where I leave in Hampshire has just reopened after some time being closed, a local gentleman has brought it and is slowly rejuvenating it,its the hart of the village and now does some lovely real ales and good home cooked food and live music every month, recently the pub used one of its function rooms for the voting for local elections . So go and vote then grab a pint and catch up 😂😂. 🇬🇧🐖🇬🇧🐖🇬🇧🥩🇬🇧🥩🐑🇬🇧🐓🇬🇧🐓🥛🇬🇧🚜🇬🇧🚜🇬🇧.
Which village/pub is that Stuart ?
@@stevenbevis9290 it was called the golden pheasant now named as the Royal Oak