THE annual Hatton Horticultural Show takes place at Daresbury, near Warrington on Saturday, September 8.
It is believed to be the 64th show since the end of World War 2 but it was certainly a regular feature of village life before the war and may date back to 1896.
The show offers a slice of English village life, showcasing the best of rural traditions – ancient and modern.
It will feature floral, garden and farm produce, together with culinary and handicraft skills, pet and horse shows and trade stalls.
Show chairman Pam Taylor-Floyd sad: “We usually have good weather, but if we don’t, most of the activities are under canvas so we should be OK.”
The show takes place on land opposite the historic All Saint’s Church, Daresbury.
THE annual Hatton Horticultural Show takes place at Daresbury, near Warrington on Saturday, September 8.
Village show turns back the clock
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