Jeremy Quin Visits Tulley’s Farm

Jeremy Quin

It was great to visit Tulley’s Farm, near Turners Hill, who worked incredibly hard throughout the lockdown by providing a drive through farm shop, using local suppliers to help support other local businesses. 

Tulley’s would normally be in the full swing of their annual “Shocktober” event, however this year (to be Covid safe) Tulley’s have been holding drive-in cinema “Horror Nights” with a number of screening and live actors to add to the horror themed evenings. 

Tulley’s have also adapted their seasonal pumpkin picking event to allow customers to pick the 150,000 pumpkins in a Covid secure way.

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