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Weekly Edition - Published 22 May 2015

 

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Gearing up for a great show

THE Woodvale Transport Festival returns to Victoria Park in Southport next month 20 June to 21 June 2015, promising a fun filled, value for money weekend for all the family.

Organisers have secured a wide range of free entertainment for children including the ever popular Crazy Bears, petting centre with lizards, snakes and other reptiles, balance bikes for young children and the Banana Roadshow with circus skills, Punch and Judy and magic tricks. Teenagers will also be able to put their hands on the wheel with special starter driving sessions.

General manager Peter Wood said:- "This year we have a wide range of free entertainment. Unlike other shows we like to give visitors a great day out without breaking the bank."

On both days the West Lancashire Dog Display Team will also be performing as will International motorcycle stunt rider Steve Colley.

Other attractions include giant slides, craft and food marquee, giant car boot, collectors fair, Morris dancing, a land train and numerous trade stands. A Dalek will also be prowling around the showground.

This year will also see a new themed jazz and blues bar with 2 eucalayle bands from Wigan and Ormskirk and the famous Mississippi jazz band on both days. Mike Byrne and the Sunrockers will also be performing. Strawberry Fayre, a 3 piece '70s recording band, which has already toured Europe, will support them.

There will also be the classic and vintage car clubs, model trains and boats, stationary engines, classic and vintage motorcycles and clubs, even more military vehicles than ever before and Merseyside Fire Service Museum will be displaying various engines and other equipment.

Other good news is that free parking will once again be at Princes Park, where admission tickets will also be sold. Dogs are also welcome.

Public camping is available on site and costs just £50 for three nights.

On the gate tickets cost £5 a day for adults, £2 for children aged 6-16 and the under 5s are free. Advance tickets are available for the 2 days and are available at a reduced price via the website.

For further information visit:- WoodvaleRally.Com or send them an email to:- info@woodvalerally.com.

Payment for camping and trade stands can be made by cheque with a stamped addressed envelope to:- Woodvale Rally, PO Box 30, Southport, PR9 9ZN.

 

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