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Crediton Town Council
Introducing Crediton
Crediton Past and Present
The Parish Church
Queen Elizabeth’s Community College
Arts and Culture
Looking Forward
Focus on Food
Crediton Food Festival
Directory of Information
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Crediton Town
Council Contact Information

Council Offices,
Crediton Town Council,
Market Street,
Crediton,
EX17 2BN

Tel: 01363 773717

Email: Crediton Town Council
www.crediton.gov.uk

 

The Crediton Food Festival

Many Crediton residents are so enthusiastic about the quality of local food, that the last two years have seen a festival in celebration of it, promoted by the Arts Centre with the support Locally produced beefand involvement of dozens of local producers and the Farmers Market. Not only was all kinds of local food for sale but a programme of cookery demonstrations by professionals and some talented amateurs both enthralled and entertained large audiences.

For the last two years the two-day festival has featured the Big Sunday Lunch with an afternoon of entertainment to follow. Participants could bring their own picnic or buy ready-made meals and snacks from stall holders then sit at tables around the square and enjoy a meal in good company with live music by local performers. Plans for 2011 will repeat this popular event in a one-day festival with a return to the two-day festival in 2012.

The photos on this page show some of the stall holders in 2010 with a selection from their products.




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Issued by Crediton Town Council with thanks to the following for their contributions and assistance in compiling the contents: The History Society, The Arts Centre, Sustainable Crediton, Holy Cross Church, Queen Elizabeth’s Community College, Crediton Photography Club; images provided by Holy Cross Church, Kate Bailey, Ella Bennett, Paul Cartwright, Cyril Chudley, John Downes, Michael Elliott, Norman Hedge, Gabi Krugenberg-Tayler, Martin Maggs, Keith Worters