Mum-of-four plans to open Little Grazey in Cirencester next month

Mum-of-four Hannah Webb picked up the keys for a kiosk in Bishops Walk Shopping Arcade this week and is excited to show Cirencester some of her delicious treats.

Hannah, aged 27, previously worked as a job coach for people with disabilities in Swindon but last year decided pursue her catering business Little Grazey full time.

An example of one of Little Grazey's creative food platters for events (Image: Hannah Webb)

This quickly snowballed into opening her first shop in Gorse Hill in Swindon last May, and a second premises at The Barn in Great Shefford a year later.

Little Grazey is now made up of a team of eight and their grazing boxes, boards and tables are often booked for weddings, christenings, baby showers, hen dos and brunches.

Hannah hopes the kiosk in Cirencester will be ready to open to the public on Friday, December 1. 

Hannah picking up the keys for her new kiosk in Bishops Walk in Cirencester (Image: Hannah Webb)

The grazing shop will be offering a range of artisan cheeses, meat, fruit, crackers and chutneys as well as their very popular croissants and sandwiches.

It will be open between 11am and 4pm Tuesday-Saturday.

Hannah said: "I started the business with just £50 of cheese from Aldi and some creativity in January 2022 and it has blossomed since then.

An example of one of her grab and go grazing bowls (Image: Hannah Webb)

"I think the creativity of the team at Little Grazey is what makes us unique.

"Even down to the placement of a slice of cucumber, we like to ensure everything is pleasing to the eye and use locally-sourced produce.

"I have always been a feeder and seeing people's faces when they see our food is the best feeling! 

"My favourite food to make for other people would be either our grab and go grazing bowls or our charcuterie grazing tables.

"Grab and go grazing isn’t really a thing in Cirencester and we wanted to be the first to bring it!"

Little Grazey's popular croissants (Image: Hannah Webb)