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Scarecrow Festival

Last updated: 2017/08/02 at 4:07 PM
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Friday, July 28 to Monday, July 31 at Bellevue Park.

The Friends of Bellevue are holding a scarecrow festival in the park tonight (Friday, July 28).

The scarecrows made by local community groups and children will be tied to trees around the bandstand this evening, so they can be admired during the Music in the Park event.

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If you would like to submit a late entry to the competition, please bring your scarecrow to the park and tie it to a tree before 6pm.

There is a minimum donation of £1 to enter your scarecrow. Please ensure that your name and telephone number are on the rear of the scarecrow.

During the evening the scarecrows will be judged and the most impressive will win a prize.

Money raised will be used by the Friends of Bellevue to fund a memorial to remember those who served during World War One.

If due to bad weather the Music in the Park event is cancelled, the scarecrows need to be taken to the community centre in the park next to the play area for 6pm, where they will be judged inside.

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