Calbourne Classics is celebrating this week having been awarded not only the Countryside Business Award, but also the Overall Isle of Wight Rural Business Award at this year’s Royal Isle of Wight County Show. The awards, which honour those who demonstrate success and achievement from all parts of the Island’s rural economy, come during what is a milestone year for Calbourne Classics. Founded in 1989 by the late Jill Cawood, 2024 marks 35 years since they became established, so it really is a year for celebrating! Danny Horne, of the Royal Isle of Wight Agricultural Society, kindly acknowledged the founder during the award presentation. Jill was a champion for dairy farmers and a well-known figure in the agricultural sector. She had a dairy herd of her own at Three Gates Farm in Shalfleet and, following her death in 2015, 2 of her daughters Louise Hart and Jenny Simmons are proud to have been acknowledged with such a prestigious award 9 years on. In her memory, the Jill Cawood Memorial Cup for Young CaWle Handler was presented by Louise at the show to worthy winner, Jess Isaacson.
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Presumably, “Young CaWle Handler” should be “Young Cattle Handler”.
congratulations to you both . Your mother will have been very proud
Ice cream prices have gone through the roof, and the sizes
are getting smaller and smaller.
Thesedays I buy tubs of West Country or Haagen-Dazs ice cream when
on offer, much cheaper and excellent quality.