BRINDLEYPLACE LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET

BRINDLEYPLACE LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET, a set on Flickr.

The launch of the Birmingham's Brindleyplace 2011 Local Produce Markets took place on Friday 24th June from 10am till 3pm with live music and Brindleyplace Chef Andy Waters of Edmunds demonstrating creative ways in which to cook fresh items purchased at the market.

Not to be confused with a ‘Farmers Market’ the markets held in Central Square at Brindleyplace on the last Friday of each month specifically support and encourage local producers to sell their seasonal goods.

The markets at Brindleyplace attracted a wide range of local producers providing a fantastic choice of food and drink from fresh fruit and vegetables to delicious cakes and pastries.

Visitors to the Local Produce Market chatted with stall holders about their fresh produce to reignite and inspire new ideas. This year some of the Brindleyplace restaurants will provide recipes for the produce being sold to make it even easier to enjoy locally sourced ingredients. Why not bring along your own recipe to future Local Produce Markets for a chance and have it published on Brindleyplace Facebook page? Please contact Ailsa Raine Marketing Executive by email ailsa.raine@brindleyplace.com

If you would like to sell your own produce at the Brindleyplace markets, please contact Russell Dean Market Operator Sketts by emailing russell.dean@sketts.co.uk

The market will be held between 10am-3pm on the last Friday of every month through to September at Brindleyplace’s Central Square.

Launch of The Birmingham Small Business Centre

Bham Small Business Centre, a set on Flickr.

There was a lot of interest at the launch of The Birmingham Small Business Centre last week.

The Birmingham Small Business Centre exists to help sole traders and micro businesses access professional, affordable services in the heart of Birmingham.

Offices located at 55 Newhall Street, are stylish and comfortable and offer you the opportunity to conduct meetings with customers or clients in private rooms for no more than a cup of coffee. They offer clear, transparent pricing with no hidden extras.

They can also provide:

PRINTING SERVICE - either booked in advance or provided on the day.

MAILBOX SERVICE - they will collect and hold your mail for you to collect during normal working hours.

REGISTERED OFFICE FACILITY - a fast and easy service allows you to registered your business at their offices.

Prices start at £6 per hour for meeting rooms and £100 per annum for Registered Office Services.
They can be contacted;
Website:  http://bhamsbc.co.uk
email:     info@bhamsbc.co.uk
Phone:    0121 236 8484


Via Flickr:
Launch Event of The Birmingham Small Business Centre.

The Birmingham Small Business Centre exists to help sole traders and micro businesses access professional, affordable services in the heart of Birmingham.