Large crowds flocked to Brent Knoll’s annual fete on Saturday afternoon (June 13th).

The event, held besides the village hall, was opened by Mike Simmonds, the village’s former past master at the post office on Brent Corner.

Entertainment during the afternoon included Brent Knoll School’s dancers, the Chalice Morris Men, and traditional dancers. A special exhibition of historical Brent Knoll photos was also om show in the village hall.

There were also more than a dozen stalls on the village green offering traditional raffles, tombolas, refreshments and face painting. The event is expected to have raised a large sum for the vilage’s parish hall.

TV and film was the theme for the fancy dress competition. Seen here are Sarah Joyce, Eddie Fuller, Bob Filmer, John Page and Elaine Fuller in their costumes

Big crowds flocked to the event on Saturday evening

Brent Knoll School’s dancers were the centre of attention

The Chalice Morris Men also performed at Saturday’s fete

The school dancers performed around a traditional May Pole

The stalls were manned by an army of volunteers

Garden plants were among the items on sale at Saturday’s fete

John Page, one of the event’s organisers, with Mike Simmonds, the village’s former past master, who opened the fete

Brian Freestone helped to organise an exhibition of historical Brent Knoll photos in the village hall

 
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