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Events 2020/21 Events 2020/21 August Euston Park Thetford Norfolk August The Green, Charlestown Road Aboyne Aberdeenshire August Manor Park, High Street Aldershot Hampshire August Stratford Park Leisure Centre, Stratford Road Stroud Gloucestershire August The Strand, Strand Approach Road Gillingham Kent August Victoria Embankment Nottingham Nottinghamshire August Down Lane Recreation Ground, Park View Road Tottenham Middlesex August Dartmouth Road Churston Ferrers Devon August South Cerney Airfield, Northmoor Lane South Cerney Gloucestershire August Torre Abbey Meadows, The King's Drive Torquay Devon August Royal Highland Centre Ingliston Angus August Lowther Deer Park, Sergents Barn Hackthorpe Westmorland August Town Square, Bank Street Rawtenstall Lancashire August Car Park N2, Old Trafford Football Stadium, Sir Matt Manchester Lancashire Busby Way August Pontllanfraith House, Blackwood Road Pontllanfraith Monmouthshire August Royal Victoria Park, Marlborough Lane Bath Somerset August Pontllanfraith House, Blackwood Road Pontllanfraith Monmouthshire August Pier Head Liverpool Lancashire August International Centre Car Park, St. Quentin Gate Telford Shropshire August Victoria Park, London Road Leicester Leicestershire August King George V Playing Fields, Stafford Road Bloxwich Staffordshire August King's Park, Eskbank Road Dalkeith Midlothian August Memorial Park, Kenilworth Road Coventry Warwickshire August High Acres Farm, Dewey Lane Brackenfield Derbyshire August Reebok Stadium, Burnden Way Bolton Lancashire August Upton Court Park, Upton Court Road Slough Berkshire August Recreation Ground, Barrack Road Christchurch Dorset August Station Car Park, Station Approach Sheringham Norfolk August Trebelsue Farm Newquay Cornwall August Trebelsue Farm, Off Watergate Road Newquay Cornwall August Rear of Old Wellington Inn, Laithes Lane Athersley South Yorkshire August Coventry Warwickshire August Memorial Park, Kings Road Herne Bay Kent August Leicester Road Blaby Leicestershire August Euston Park Thetford Norfolk August The Green, Charlestown Road Aboyne Aberdeenshire August Manor Park, High Street Aldershot Hampshire August Stratford Park Leisure Centre, Stratford Road Stroud Gloucestershire August The Strand, Strand Approach Road Gillingham Kent August Victoria Embankment Nottingham Nottinghamshire August Down Lane Recreation Ground, Park View Road Tottenham Middlesex August Dartmouth Road Churston Ferrers Devon August South Cerney Airfield, Northmoor Lane South Cerney Gloucestershire August Torre Abbey Meadows, The King's Drive Torquay Devon August Royal Highland Centre Ingliston Angus August Lowther Deer Park, Sergents Barn Hackthorpe Westmorland August Town Square, Bank Street Rawtenstall Lancashire August Car Park N2, Old Trafford Football Stadium, Sir Matt Manchester Lancashire Busby Way August Pontllanfraith House, Blackwood Road Pontllanfraith Monmouthshire August Royal Victoria Park, Marlborough Lane Bath Somerset August Pontllanfraith House, Blackwood Road Pontllanfraith Monmouthshire August Pier Head Liverpool Lancashire August International Centre Car Park, St. Quentin Gate Telford Shropshire August Victoria Park, London Road Leicester Leicestershire August King George V Playing Fields, Stafford Road Bloxwich Staffordshire August King's Park, Eskbank Road Dalkeith Midlothian August Memorial Park, Kenilworth Road Coventry Warwickshire August High Acres Farm, Dewey Lane Brackenfield Derbyshire August Reebok Stadium, Burnden Way Bolton Lancashire August Upton Court Park, Upton Court Road Slough Berkshire August Recreation Ground, Barrack Road Christchurch Dorset August Station Car Park, Station Approach Sheringham Norfolk August Trebelsue Farm Newquay Cornwall August Rear of Old Wellington Inn, Laithes Lane Athersley South Yorkshire August Coventry Warwickshire August Memorial Park, Kings Road Herne Bay Kent August Leicester Road Blaby Leicestershire August Matterley Estate, Temple Valley Winchester Hampshire August Manor Farm Recreation Park, High Road Toton Nottinghamshire August Chalkwell Park, Chalkwell Avenue Westcliff-on-Sea Essex August Matterley Estate, Temple Valley Winchester Hampshire August Manor Farm Recreation Park, High Road Toton Nottinghamshire August Chalkwell Park, Chalkwell Avenue Westcliff-on-Sea Essex August Barham Park Sudbury Middlesex August Victoria Park Ashford Kent August King George V Playing Fields Bloxwich Staffordshire August Markeaton Park, Ashbourne Road Derby Derbyshire August Common Ealing Middlesex August Fryent Way (Eid Festival) Kingsbury Middlesex August Ashton Court Estate (Balloon Fiesta) Long Ashton Somerset August Common (West Side) Mitcham Surrey August Broad Street Spondon Derbyshire August Longford Park Coventry Warrwickshire August Manor Farm Recreation Ground Toton Notts August Royal Green Lowestoft Suffolk August Bowden Altrincham Cheshire August Victoria Park Keighley West Yorkshire August Beach Green Lancing Sussex August Meadows Edinburgh Midlothian August Britannia Park Blackheath Staffordshire August Sparkhill Park Sparkhill Worcestershire August Exhibition Park Newcastle-upon-Tyne Northumberland August Foundry Street Bury Lancashire August Selsey Sussex August Kennington Park Kennington London August Northlands Park Basildon Essex August Langer Park Felixstowe Suffolk August Radnor Park Folkestone Kent August Green Paignton Devon August Hardwick Park Sedgefield Durham August Arboretum, Lichfield Street Walsall Staffordshire August Greenhead Park Huddersfield West Yorkshire August Tankerton Slopes Tankerton Kent August Park Road Hayes Middlesex August Race Course Windsor Berks August Hanley Park Stoke-on -Trent Staffordshire August Keith Banffshire August Village Green Combe Oxfordshire August Radnor Park Folkestone Kent August Campbell Park Milton Keynes Bucks August Pier Whitby North Yorkshire August Quay Christchurch Dorset August The Hoe Plymouth Devon August Showground Haverfordwest Pembrokeshire August Memorial Park Herne Bay Kent August Norwood Green Road Southall Middlesex August Market Place Northampton Northants August Market Place Northampton Northants August Asker Meadow Bridport Dorset August Promenade Road Fleetwood Lancashire August Salts Recreation Ground Rye Sussex August Broomfield Park Southgate Middlesex August Heath Common Wakefield West Yorkshire August Central Drive Westhoughton Lancashire August Campbell Park Milton Keynes Bucks August Roderick Avenue Peacehaven Sussex August Cannon Hill Park Birmingham Warrwickshire August Cannon Hill Park Birmingham Warrwickshire August The Green Frampton-on-Severn Gloucestershire August Park Brighouse West Yorkshire August Wedmore Somerset August Frimley Lodge Park Frimley Green Surrey August London Fields Hackney London August Marine Parade Sheerness Kent August West Park Macclesfield Cheshire August Bull Lane Eccles Kent August Hylands Park Chelmsford Essex August Park Finsbury Middlesex August Forest Recreation Ground Nottingham Notts August Market Place Ferryhill Durham August Riverside Park Chester-le- Street Durham August West Park Macclesfield Cheshire August Allen Gardens Shoreditch London August Victoria Park Tipton Staffordshire August Venetian Fete Hythe Kent August Leysdown Road Leysdown Kent August Leysdown Road Leysdown Kent August Common Church Gresley Derbyshire August Sandall Park Doncaster South Yorkshire August Oatlands Drive Harrogate West Yorkshire August Greenhead Park Huddersfield West Yorkshire August Roe Green Park Kingsbury Middlesex August Common (Kite Festival) Southsea Hampshire August Rosehill Sutton Surrey August Widdrington Northumberland August Queen's Park Sports Centre Chesterfield Derbyshire August Victoria Park Ashford Kent August Ilkestone Road Bramcote Notts August Albert Park Middlesborough Teeside August George Street Tamworth Staffordshire August Manor Heath Park Halifax West Yorkshire August Main Road Kelmarsh Northamptonshire August Oatlands Drive Harrogate West Yorkshire August Roe Green Park Kingsbury Middlesex August Albert Park Middlesborough Teeside August George Street Tamworth Staffordshire August The Esplanade Bognor Regis Sussex August Princess Park, Liverpool Road Irlam Lancashire August Sefton Park Liverpool Lancashire August Flats Wanstead Essex August Promenade Worthing Sussex August Park Southall London August War Memorial Park Basinstoke Hampshire August Lower Heath Hampstead London August Recreation Ground Langley Kent August Brockwell Park Lambeth London August Lawns Hove Sussex August Birstall West Yorkshire August Brockwell Park Lambeth London August Birstall West Yorkshire August South West Four Weekender Clapham Common Surrey August Salisbury Wiltshire August Holywell Hill St Albans Herts August Streatlam Farm Barnard Castle Durham August Riverside Park Newark Notts August Exhibition Park Newcastle-upon-Tyne Northumberland August Sandwell Valley Country Park (Show) West Bromwich Staffordshire August Ings Lane Sports & Social Club Bolton-upon-Dearne South Yorkshire August The Lane West Mersea Essex August Upton South Yorkshire August Ings Lane Sports & Social Club Bolton-upon-Dearne South Yorkshire August The Lane West Mersea Essex August Upton South Yorkshire August South Down (Great Dorset Steam Fair) Tarrant Hinton D Dorset August Sworders Field Bishop's Stortford Hertfordshire August Luxford Field Uckfield Sussex August Brunswick Park Wednesbury Staffordshire August South Down (Great Dorset Steam Fair) Tarrant Hinton D Dorset August Sworders Field Bishop's Stortford Hertfordshire August Luxford Field Uckfield Sussex August Brunswick Park Wednesbury
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