A long-standing village bakery will close its doors this weekend after nearly a quarter of a century in business.
Bramley Village Bakery, located in Sherfield Rd, Bramley, Tadley, has served the community for nearly 25 years with freshly made croissants, bacon butties, filled rolls and coffees.
The bakery will close permanently on Saturday, January 24.
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In a statement posted to Facebook, the owners said: "With a heavy heart we would like to say we are closing down the bakery, as of tomorrow after nearly 25 years.
"It has been very hard decision to make but we would like to thank all Customers for all your support over the years.
"We are open today and tomorrow and everything must go."
The decision to close has been met with an outpouring of sadness from loyal customers, who have taken to social media to share their memories and well wishes.
One person said: "So sorry to hear your news.
"The bakery has been such a lovely part of Bramley and all the areas around it.
"I will always remember the amazing delivery service during Covid and your generosity to all of us.
"Wishing you all the best for whatever the next chapter holds."
Another customer said: "Gutted.
"We always buy your cheese rolls, and I often come in for a sausage bap."
A third wrote: "Oh no!
"I am so sorry to hear this.
"My favourite bakery by far."
A fourth added: "I’m so sorry to hear this, you did such good for the community over the years.
"I wish you all the best in what comes next, you will be very missed."
The bakery has long been a staple of village life, known not only for its baked goods but also for its friendly service and commitment to the community, offering a delivery service during the Covid-19 pandemic.
