SHOWMEN and women from around the country will once again make their way to Leominster for the town's annual fair.
Many people are expected to flock into the town centre, including from other counties, to enjoy the festival atmosphere, the heart-stopping rides, side-shows, food stalls and ancient ceremonies.
The three-day spectacle takes place from this Thursday to Saturday (April 27 to 29).
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Abie Morris, on behalf of the Morris family, said: “We are pleased to now be able to return to the town of Leominster so we can provide the pleasure and enjoyment that the fair gives to so many people. We look forward to seeing you and giving you a time to remember with the many attractions we will be bringing!”
The fair takes place in part of Broad Street, as well as Corn Street, Victoria Street and Corn Square. The roads will be closed to traffic during the three days.
Motorists are urged to be patient and considerate on the roads while the fair is taking place.
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