The Roberts family has been at Hammonds End Farm for three generations. Stuart Roberts now runs the farm, but it was his grandfather, Trevor Roberts, who started the business and his unusual story is one of the things that makes Hammonds End Farm unique.
It was back in 1953, the year of the current Queen’s coronation, when a young farm hand Trevor Roberts arrived at Hammonds End Farm looking for work. He was taken on by the then owner Stanley White.
Overnight, Stuart’s grandfather became Hammonds End’s owner - and the farm has been in the Roberts’ family since, passing from the generation to generation from Trevor to his son Howard, and from Howard to his son Stuart.
Stuart (Trevor's grandson) has two boys, Monty, seven, and Dexter, three. Perhaps, one day, one or both of them will take over the family farm… they are all staying far away from the poker tables.