Visitors flock to Royston Open Secrets
Winner of the Best Dressed Stand was Kenia Hatfield of September Flowers one of the newest businesses in the town. PICTURE: Clive Porter. - Credit: Archant
It was a chance for local businesses to show off their products, while families enjoyed a day out in the sun with heaps of entertainment.
Crowds wave during another successful Royston Open Secrets event. - Credit: Archant
Royston Open Secrets in the Heath impressed once again, with everything from a dog show, to barbecue, music, and a chance to try out Segways.
Founder and chairman of the volunteer committee, Linda Turner said: “I am overwhelmed by the positive feedback we’ve received – it’s fantastic. Without the generosity of our sponsors and volunteers, the event wouldn’t take place. Everyone had a brilliant time. It was just amazing to see so many people on the Heath relaxing in the warm weather and enjoying themselves.”
Rory Duncan from Essex with his American Ford Crown Vic NYPD cop car. PICTURE: Clive Porter. - Credit: Archant
A best dressed stand competition was won by Kenia Hatfield, of September Flowers based in Jepps Courtyard, and runner-up was craft shop owner Laura Whitford, who said: “It was the perfect opportunity to spread the word about my shop No.3 and also to network with other local businesses and organisations.”
Julie Emmerson also had a stand for her charity The Nicola Emmerson Trust, and said: “The weather was great and it was the busiest I’ve ever seen it, there were lots of exciting stands.
Claire Wigg and assistant Debbie Coningsby from Beautiful Balloons. PICTURE: Clive Porter - Credit: Archant
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“Once again Linda Turner and the Royston Open Secrets 2016 organisers did an amazing job.”
Toby Snowdon, owner of The Heath cafe said: “Once again the weather was kind. Everyone enjoyed a fantastic day relaxing at the event which was wonderfully organised by Linda and her hardworking team.”
Imported from the States eight years ago, this 1970, Rover 3500 S model has been lovingly restored by Barry Gates from Arlesey. PICTURE: Clive Porter. - Credit: Archant
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Ray Mundan from Royston Rotary Club organised a historic vehicle show, with Darren Bull and Sharon Bavister of the Royston Modified Car Club organising a line-up of more than 150 cars and motorcycles.
The uniquely redesigned interior of this 1984 Ford Camper is the pride and joy of Kevin and Sharon Campbell. PICTURE: Clive Porter. - Credit: Archant
