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Castle Combe Market
Castle Combe Village Hall, The Street, Castle Combe, Wiltshire, SN14 7HU
Call direct on:
Tel07896153220
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Call direct on:
Tel07896153220
A warm welcome awaits you at Castle Combe Market
Enjoy a relaxing stroll down the hill to the pretty village of Castle Combe. In our Market you will find beautiful handmade and unusual items, such as locally made bath bombs, hand balms and soaps. Jewellery, knitted items, faeries, wood work and painting to name a few. To tickle your tastebuds, we also have delicious local honey, handmade chocolate, homemade cake or enjoy a bag of fudge before you wander back to your car.
You will find us in the village hall, 11am-3pm:
5 & 6 May
Free entry and dogs are welcome.
The public carpark is located at the top of the hill.
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