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The Wayland Agricultural Show is organised by the Wayland Agricultural Society CIC. The Society is run by a voluntary committee who work with lots of supporters throughout the year to organise the Wayland Agricultural Show and other fundraising events.
The 2009 Wayland Show was acclaimed, in the press and by many of those attending, as the best ever. The weather was good, possibly the largest public attendance ever . An increase in cattle,sheep and pig numbers.
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Home Section - Entries Needed!
Organisers: Mrs Helen Crane 01362 821440/ Mrs Anita Taylor 01953 881110
The Home Section at the Wayland Show consists of competitions for craft and cookery. This year we have included a class for photography. We really need your entries!
Craft entries can be left at Saham Toney Post Office or the Village Florist, High Street, Watton before the Show. Further details and entry...
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Horticultural and Flower Arranging Competition
Do you grow vegetables?
Are you keen to enter our flower arranging classes?
Have you some spectacular flowers in your garden?
Classes for children too!
Schedules for all flower and horticultural competitions at the Wayland Show are now available in the Village Florist, High Street, Watton or on our website www.waylandshow.com
Further...
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Scarecrow Competition
Wayland Show, Sunday 7th August 2011
SCARECROW COMPETITION FOR CHILDREN AND ADULTS.
Would you consider making a scarecrow for Wayland Show? This popular competition is open to everyone. The Scarecrow can be made from any material, or object. No entry form needed.
Just bring your Scarecrow along to the Horticultural Tent, Wayland Showground before 8-30 am on the day of the show . Scarecrows will be displayed and remain in place until 5pm.
TROPHY AND PRIZES TO BE WON.
Further details can be obtained from Alison Dickson, Village Florist, High Street, Watton Tel; 01953 881118
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Knights of the Damned - Main Ring Attraction
In the main ring this year our star attraction is the Knights of the Damned - a medieval jousting spectacular and to give you a little more information below:
TV & film stuntman, JUSTIN PEARSON, presents the spectacular Knights of the Damned jousting display team. They offer a breathtaking variety of medieval shows full of exciting stunts and horsemanship built up from having performed...
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Jousting spectacular and so much more!
This years Wayland Show, to be held on Sunday 7th August 2011 is set to be the best show yet. We have so much for you to see and do including:
West Norfolk Fox Hounds
Fur and Feather Marquee
Arts and Crafts Marquee
Taste of Norfolk Marquee
Home Section
Horticulture Marquee
Scarecrow Competition
Vintage Cars and Tractors
Military...
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Charities Wanted!
Wayland Show managed to raise a considerable amount of money during 2010 for donation to charities. Donations will be made before January 2011 and we're looking for Charities that do work in the Wayland area and are looking for funding for projects and other needed items.
If you are part of a charity and would like to be considered please email secretary@waylandshow.com or visit...
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Not Long Now!
Not long now...
The signs are going out, the brochures too and people are busy beavering away making sure that the showground is ready for our best year yet.
The Wayland Agricultural Show - Sunday the 1st August 2010 from 10am onward will be a day filled with family fun, so make sure it's firmly in your diaries...
The well attended livestock competitions, which increase in...
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Full Steam Ahead for 1st August!
Not long now until the big day and things are really busy behind the scenes.
The Main Ring programme has been organised and the show layout arranged.
We have:
The Taste of Norfolk Marquee filled with wonderful stands all about Norfolk and the food it has to offer.
The Lifestyle Marquee will featuring a fashion show, teas, coffees, cakes and some lifestyle inspiired trade...
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Nominees Wanted! Wayland Agricultural Society Young Achiever of the Year Award
Nominations are invited for the Wayland Agricultural Society Young Achiever of the Year 2010.
The award is designed to recognise outstanding dedication and contribution to agriculture, horticulture, wildlife or any other rural related sector or industry.
All entrants must be under 21 years of age.
All entrants will be required to demonstrate and share their commitment and...
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2010 Main Arena Program
