Royston community enjoys marvellous May Fayre

Crowds packed into Royston town centre for the fayre. Picture: Clive Porter (Image: Archant)

There was plenty going on at the fayre – from stalls selling cakes and crafts, to musical entertainment and a dog show organised by Royston Veterinary Centre.

Across the road at the town hall car park, there was an historical vehicle show organised by The Rotary Club of Royston, which had many eye-catching exhibits to see.

The climbing wall. Picture: Clive Porter (Image: Archant)

No.3 Royston craft shop owner Laura Whitford, who attended the fayre ahead of national initative Yarn Shop Day which takes place this Saturday, told the Crow: “It was such a lovely afternoon with stalls from all aspects of Royston life.

“Thanks to the town council for arranging such a great event!”

Reuben, aged 11 months, with his owner Libby Woodley. Picture: Clive Porter (Image: Archant)

The fayre is a highlight of the Royston calendar, and was sponsored by Royston Town Council and the Rotary club.

For more information about either go to www.roystontowncouncil.gov.uk and www.roystonrotary.com.

Si Holder making final adjustments to his 1926 Austin Chummy. Picture: Clive Porter (Image: Archant)

Royston Town Band. Picture: Clive Porter (Image: Archant)

The Punch and Judy Show. Picture: Clive Porter (Image: Archant)

Richard Brooke Powell spoke about Lyme Disease. Picture: Clive Porter (Image: Archant)

St John Ambulance at the fayre. Picture: Clive Porter (Image: Archant)

Seven-year-old Olivia Cook on the Angry Birds bungie jump. Picture: Clive Porter (Image: Archant)

Elliott Hall of The Raptor Foundation with a harris hawk called Gem. Picture: Clive Porter (Image: Archant)

This 1959 Cadillac belongs to Martin Gilby from Ware. Picture: Clive Porter (Image: Archant)

Steve Jones from Enfield gives his 1978 5.7 V8 Corvette Stingray, which was imported from Canada two years ago, a final polish up before the judging. Picture: Clive Porter (Image: Archant)

The unique Kelly three wheeler housing a Citroen 2CV engine - which was designed and built in five years by Jenny and Peter Kelly. Picture: Clive Porter (Image: Archant)