There has been a Shop in the heart of the Village since 1637.
Today we successfully trade as a Community run business
stocking quality locally produced food.
We do so thanks to the help of local volunteers, supporters
and guidance from the Itteringham Community Association formed in 1994, 2024 marks our 30th year!
01263 587325
ourvillagestore.co.uk
We are a community business where all members, staff and volunteers work together to promote the ethos of our shop and cafe.
We try to:
• Be welcoming and friendly to everyone• Be conscious of the needs of the community including local residents and visitors to the area
• Provide a range of quality produce including local, ecological and organic produce
• Offer employment and other opportunities for local people to be involved in the life of the shop
• Be mindful of the environment
• Provide information and support and enable community activities
Open Monday - Saturday
9:15am - 4:45pm
Sunday 9:15am - 4:00pm
Serving Espresso Coffee, Speciality Tea, Savoury snacks, Cakes,
Light Lunches. Art Cards,
Local Art displayed.
Open Monday - Saturday
9:00am - 5:-00pm
( 5:00pm in winter months )
Sunday 9:00am - 4:00pm
As well as stocking all those essential items for daily life, we pride ourselves in sourcing tasty locally produced food not readily available elsewhere.
Rare breed Pork Pies, Sausage Rolls, Samosas, Scotch Eggs, Meat Pies, Cheeses, Humous, Ham and
so much more.
Monday 9:00am - 1:00pm
Thursday 9:00am - 1:00pm
Postal Services, Banking, Cash Withdrawals, Stationery, Collection Point.
(LIMITED TO MONDAY & THURSDAY ONLY)
H.V.Graves | Brays | Lakenham Creamery | Ronaldo Ices | Crush Foods | Yare Valley Oils | Norfolk Charcuterie | Norfolk Cordials | Gurbeck Country Foods | WoodFruits | Fresh Approach | Ferndale Cheeses | Cheese Truckle | Barnwells | Woodfordes Ales | Victoria Jane Bakes | Walsingham Pies | Norfolk Brewhouse | Van Der L animal feeds | Pooches Dog Treats | Parties & Pickles | Erpingham Eggs | Currylicious | Martins Farm | Cutting Garden | Cottage Garden Plants | Spauls | Peacheys Presrves | Nortons Dairy | Art Angels | Black Dog Books | Whites Butchers | Rainbow Wholefoods | Eves Hill Veg Co | Black Shuck Gin | Kettle Crisps | Norfolk Raider Cider | Woodgate Nurseries | Ferndale Farm Potatoes | Rocketship Sauces | Adnams Holt | Eastgate Larder | Bread of Haven | Jeff Shea Horse Logging | Arch Angels Distillery| |Panther Brewery | Hodgsons | Marimba | Vegelicious | plus local seasonal Fruit and Vegetables.
Albert Fairhead proudly standing outside the Village Shop in 1908. Note the small glazed window panes stone steps and iron railings outside the Shop. This extended frontage was a Victorian addition.
Albert Fairhead in 1965 standing beside the Shop's delivery Van. It was a common site making deliveries to outlying farms and cottages. Albert died just a few years later in 1968.
Brian and Dorothy ran the Village Shop from 1946 up until 1994 when Brian became terminally ill.
In the latter stages of his illness
the Villagers rallied to support
Brian and offered to continue the Shop as a Community run venture.
Since the formation in 1994 of the Itteringham Community Association the Village Shop has been Community run. Now a team of volunteers and employees drawn from the Village and surrounding communities work to ensure it will survive and trade on into the future.
On Friday November 1st we were pleased to announce that we had just scooped the
Best Retail Business Award AND Best Rural Social Interest , Charity or Community Project Award
at the 2019 East of England Rural Business Awards
We have a monthly 100 club draw in order to raise funds for future shop projects.
Pay £5:00 per month to participate. Why not click this link and you could be our next monthly winner!
We value feedback from our customers and one method is to use Trip Advisor. If you enjoyed your visit please give us a good review. If you found things not to your liking email: itteringhamcommunityshop@outlook.com
Did you know that a book was written about the history of the Itteringham Village Shop in order to raise funds?
You can preview it here and if you like it you can purchase a copy from Blurb Books.
“I wish all villages had a shop/cafe like this!”
Returned from a delightful stay in this lovely village. What a brilliant village shop/post office/cafe . Not only do they serve the most scrummy food but this fantastic little shop is stocked with brilliant goods and produce. We were able to order our papers for our stay, buy good wholesome homemade food and more! WELL done to those running this very special community shop.
Trip Advisor
“A freindly place to stop, halfway
round a walk”
Doing walk around Blickling Hall estate in Norfolk and came across this Oasis in Itteringham village called the Village Shop, Mike and Jenny do a smashing cuppa , real teapot and crockery, light snacks and cakes etc. Shop sells just about everything , local produce and at a good price. Nice to see these people do well, they are passionate about what they do.Call in you won't be disapointed.
Trip Advisor
“Well done”
This shop is a life saver and well done to the staff who run this, it is well stocked and well used by the locals.
Dian K
Trip Advisor
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