Wistaston Village fete returns this June
By Jonathan White
The annual Wistaston Village Fete is set to take place on Saturday June 14, say organisers.
The event will run from 1pm to 4pm at Wistaston Church Lane Academy, on Church Lane.
By Jonathan White
The annual Wistaston Village Fete is set to take place on Saturday June 14, say organisers.
The event will run from 1pm to 4pm at Wistaston Church Lane Academy, on Church Lane.
By Jonathan White
Hundreds of people enjoyed the Wistaston Village Fete at Wistaston Church Lane Academy.
It started with a special parade from the school car park to the arena to celebrate the school’s 150th anniversary.
By Jonathan White
The annual Wistaston Village Fete proved a big hit as hundreds of people enjoyed the event.
It was organised by the Wistaston Community Council and took place at Wistaston Church Lane Academy on Church Lane.
By Jonathan White
The 25th Community Duck Race and Children’s Model Boat Race made its return to Joey the Swan recreation ground in Wistaston.
The event was opened by Wistaston Rose Queen Emily Edge. The 11-year-old was crowned by Revd Mike Turnbull at St Mary’s Church, Wistaston in June.
By Jonathan White
The current Wistaston Rose Queen and her attendant are to continue their roles into 2021 after the village fete was cancelled by COVID-19 pandemic.
The annual Wistaston Village Fete, organised by Wistaston Community Council, was due to take place on Saturday (June 20).
By Jonathan White
Hundreds of people enjoyed the annual Wistaston Village Fete organised by the Wistaston Community Council.
It took place at Wistaston Church Lane Academy, on Church Lane, Wistaston, starting with a procession from Wistaston Memorial Hall led by Scottish Piper Reg Flower.
By Jonathan White
Hundreds of villagers gathered for Wistaston’s annual Duck and Boat races – after the original event was rained off.
The 23rd Annual Community Duck Race and Children’s Model Boat Race took place at the Joey the Swan Recreation ground, with guests of honour the Rose Queen Poppy Bellingham and her Consort.
A Malbank student from Wistaston has received an award from Diabetes UK after raising funds to support vital research.
Emma Horne, 16, received the ‘Young Person’s Outstanding Contribution Award’ during a service at St Mary’s Wistaston.
Hundreds of villagers turned out to enjoy the annual Bunbury Village day in glorious sunshine.
The event saw the crowning of the new Rose Queen Aimee Doyle, who took over the robes from retiring Queen Gracie McKenzie.
By Jonathan White
Hundreds of families enjoyed the annual Wistaston Village Fete.
The event, organised by the Wistaston Community Council, took place at Wistaston Church Lane Academy and featured a wide range of entertainment.
By Jonathan White
The annual Wistaston Village Fete takes place on Saturday June 16 at Wistaston Church Lane Academy on Church Lane.
The event will start with the Rose Queen parade from the Wistaston Memorial Hall at 1.30pm.
A Wistaston family spent a day with Manchester scientists at the forefront of research into diabetes.
Emma Horne, 15, was invited to St Mary’s Hospital after she helped raise £5,000 for Diabetes UK in her role as Wistaston Rose Queen.
By Jonathan White
Wistaston’s ducks made a comeback after their original race was called off – because of wet weather!
Hundreds of villagers were back out in force this weekend for the re-scheduled event, and had a quacking time at the Joey the Swan recreation ground.
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