RDA will be holding their fabulous Autumn Gift Fair in the Manor Barn, Yattendon
Autumn Gift Fair
Autumn Gift Fair

Newbury RDA’s Autumn Gift Fair 2026

Their Autumn Gift Fair will be held again in the Manor Barn in Yattendon on Thursday 1st October from 9.30am – 4pm.

 

The stalls are now all booked so they’ll have a wonderful selection of stalls including jewellery, pottery, homeware, tableware, food, drinks, clothing and much more as well as the ever-popular Newbury RDA cake stall, teas and coffees and a raffle and tombola. 

With many thanks to Juniper HR for sponsoring their Autumn Gift Fair. 

Juniper HR offer an accessible and comprehensive HR service.

Whether you need a dedicated HR partner to work with your business as it grows, retained HR services, ad-hoc advice and guidance or expertise to run your HR project Juniper HR can help.

They also have extensive knowledge and experience of the education sector.

The entry fee is £5, free for children.

Buy your tickets here:

Tickettailor.com

RDA

Newbury RDA is based at Wyld Court Stud, Hampstead Norreys  in West Berkshire.

They have stables for up to nine ponies, with over ten acres of fields for grazing, an indoor school, an outdoor arena and a Countryside Challenge field.

They provide riding sessions for over 60 local children per week.

The riding sessions take place every weekday day during the term time, morning and afternoon.

At the weekends, they run a lesson for individual riders on a Sunday morning, but for the rest of the weekend the ponies have a well-earned break.

Their innovative programme improves mobility, boosts physical health and mental wellbeing, builds confidence, and teaches new skills.

They welcome children with physical and learning disabilities, sensory impairments, long-term health conditions, and neurodiversity.

They offer riding to children from schools in the Newbury and surrounding areas such as: Priors Court, Fir Tree, Theale Primary School, Trinity School and The Avenue School, Reading.

They also take individual referrals for local children, so please do get in touch with them.

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