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A COMMUNITY BENEFIT SOCIETY Warwick Bridge Corn Mill "Grain to Loaf"

Welcome to our Corn Mill and Artisan Bakery

We mill flour using traditional millstones driven by a waterwheel, in the same way it has been milled here for nearly 200 years.

The recent restoration of the mill building and equipment has enabled the business to be restarted by the Warwick Bridge Community Benefit Society. As part of this restoration, a bakery was established on site to produce sourdough breads, pastries and other baked goods.

We supply our flour and bakery products to local retailers, and sell at markets.

Our products are also available online for Click and Collect from the Mill.

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Porridge Oats
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Porridge Oats

Flour

Price range: £3.20 through £21.60
Strong White Flour
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Strong White Flour

Flour

Price range: £3.20 through £20.32

Latest News

More On French Burrstones

MORE ABOUT FRENCH BURR STONES. Back in the newsletter of the 3rd September 2025 (If you didn’t receive it or would like to re-read it the article is on the website) I talked about the origin of some of the millstones at the mill. We have three sets of French Burr stones that originated in […]

Who Made The Wheel

This article was in the Newsletter June 3rd 2026. To see more articles sign up to our newsletter on this website. WHO MADE THE WHEEL? One of the few pieces of machinery in the mill which we can date accurately, and we know who made is our waterwheel. The wheel is known as a high […]

Re-using Old Pieces

This post was in the Newsletter of 18th March 2026 RECYCLING. During the post medieval period when the majority of corn mills were still owned by the Lord of Manor the Lord of the Manor would usually  be responsible for providing  the millstones, any wood and iron that was required for repairs. The miller would […]

Mr Earle the miller

This article appeared in the newsletter the 13th March 2026 MR JOHN EARLE. John was the miller at Warwick Bridge from 1804, he probably took on the lease of the newly built mill, the mill we have at present. He was resident in the area  in 1798 when his daughter Frances was baptised at Wetheral. […]

STONE IN YOUR FLOUR

This article is from the 26th February 2026 Newsletter DRESSING STONES AND JUST HOW MUCH STONE DO YOU EAT IN YOUR FLOUR? Karen is now back from her winter holiday and she has managed to mill a stock of flour to cover a couple of days without milling. With this in mind and if you […]

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Do you want to help us make a success of the Mill?

To run our Community Business and ensure it’s continued success, we need volunteers.

Our enthusiastic core team of volunteers continue to work hard to keep this Community Business running. However, to expand further we need more hands to the millstone.

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