Fayre takes Harbury villagers back to the Victorian era

All the fun of the fair was had in Harbury when villagers travelled back to the Victorian era on Saturday.
By The Newsroom
Published 8th Oct 2013, 17:08 BST
A Victorian street fayre organised by the school PTA was held in Harbury on Saturday. Constable Richard Woodcock blows his whistle, much to the chagrin of revellers Brian Young, Julie Young, Katherine Giblin, Chris Beaton and Steve Gowland. MHLC-05-10-13 Victorian Oct07A Victorian street fayre organised by the school PTA was held in Harbury on Saturday. Constable Richard Woodcock blows his whistle, much to the chagrin of revellers Brian Young, Julie Young, Katherine Giblin, Chris Beaton and Steve Gowland. MHLC-05-10-13 Victorian Oct07
A Victorian street fayre organised by the school PTA was held in Harbury on Saturday. Constable Richard Woodcock blows his whistle, much to the chagrin of revellers Brian Young, Julie Young, Katherine Giblin, Chris Beaton and Steve Gowland. MHLC-05-10-13 Victorian Oct07

The Victorian Street Fayre featured Punch and Judy shows, circus workshops, a performances by Harbury Ukulele Band and Hereburgh Morris, donkey rides, a fair ground, a mini beer festival and stall holders dressed in period costumes.

Other entertainment included a performance by Mr Alexander who captivated the crowd with his illusionary tricks and balancing acts, a sketch from Oliver! performed by Harbury Theatre Group and a debut show by Harbury School Choir.

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The event was organised by the school’s PTA, with entertainment sponsored by the parish council, and Linfoot County Homes and the barbecue by Asda and Calor Gas.

The money raised will go towards a new adventure playground at the school.

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