Stalbridge

Family firm Thomas J. Fudge's has been sold in a management buyout aiming to make the Stalbridge name the UK's top biscuit brand. The change comes 100 years after Thomas J. Fudge founded the business and started delivering bread by horse and cart.

Thomas J Fudge is based in Stalbridge and employs 133 people for its biscuit business. It had landed an investment deal with mid-market private equity business Livingbridge as it aims to establish itself as the UK's No. 1 premium biscuit brand. The ...

The company, which had 133 staff working at its site in Stalbridge, Dorset, supplied to many supermarkets including Waitrose, Morrisons and Tesco. The investment of an undisclosed amount came from mid-market private equity business Livingbridge, which ...

Stalbridge residents Joan Bryan, left, and Sally Millington, spent a happy time sorting through photos and pamphlets from their years working at the Yeatman Hospital Sherborne to see what they might be able to loan to present Matron, Anne Hiscock for a ...

The club was founded in April 1991 by Barbara Forward and a group of ladies after Dr Sparrow at Stalbridge Surgery gave her the idea having mentioned that he knew of a number of older people who would benefit from getting out once a week for lunch and ...

Stalbridge has a veterinary practice again, with the opening of a new surgery on the road between Stalbridge and Marnhull. Stalbridge and Marnhull Veterinary Surgery is at Gibbs Marsh Farm Buildings, and provides the surrounding villages with a ...