 The Beaconsfield Country Fayre was a great success and attracted about 6000 people over the Bank Holiday Monday. This is the fifth year since the Fayre returned into action after a decade long absence.
The popular stretcher race was back as the main event at this year’s Fayre.
Beaconsfield children were be offered a chance to perform at this year’s event and the organisers, the Iain Rennie Hospice at Home, scheduled a children’s race that featured kids’ teams of four carrying a teddy bear on a stretcher. The Fayre treated Beaconsfield youngsters to more activities including fair rides and amusements, a giant inflatable slide, a petting zoo and the climbing wall. There was also be a new cup to cater for the junior champion.
The elderly were not be left out because most of the old attractions such as the great balloon race, trips up the church tower, the horticultural show and a classic car show featured at the much awaited Beaconsfield event. |