The Northamptonshire cheesemaker forced to crowdfund to stay in business
Having turned to cheesemaking after he was made redundant seven years ago, Gary Bradshaw now faces closure thanks to the pandemic
Rachael and Gary Bradshaw, owners of Hamm Tun Fine Foods
Credit: Hamm Tun
A Northamptonshire-based cheesemaker threatened with closure as his business struggles in the light of Covid-related restrictions is battling for survival by urging people to pledge to eat his cheese in 2021. Gary Bradshaw, founder of Hamm Tun, producers of traditional English cheeses, has launched a page on the website Crowdfunder with the aim of raising £40,000, a sum that will enable him to stay afloat.
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