Come into the garden...
Gardens will be open show at an annual village event on Sunday. The Ashwell At Home show, from noon-6pm, will see 19 homes open up their gardens for people to visit and admire. There will also be plenty of attractions for the whole family, including a car
Gardens will be open show at an annual village event on Sunday.
The Ashwell At Home show, from noon-6pm, will see 19 homes open up their gardens for people to visit and admire.
There will also be plenty of attractions for the whole family, including a car boot sale, Morris dancers, veteran cars, and vintage cycles.
The community event was set up in 1983 and still enjoys success with village businesses, the museum, school and church taking part.
Proceeds form the day will be shared between Ashwell Village Museum, church and school.
Tickets cost £5 for adults, children under 14 are free. There will be a free car park where visitors can buy tickets and programmes.
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People are encouraged to visit and admire the gardens that will be on show in Foxton.
Visitors will be supplied with a programme containing a map and a summary of each garden.
Money raised will go towards improving facilities for allotment holders in the village who are in desperate need of a water supply after a dry spring.
Tickets will allow entry to all gardens, the church and the dovecote.
They are available from secretary of Foxton Gardens Association Cath Brooksbank.
Foxton Open Gardens will take place on Sunday, from 2-5pm.
