Our pictures as hundreds enjoy Cambourne Community Fete 2018

paul.brackley@iliffemedia.co.uk

Published: 20:35, 15 September 2018

The finalists in the dog show at Cambourne Fete 2018, with their owners. Picture: Paul Brackley

From live music to dog show, there were plenty of attractions on offer

At Cambourne Fete 2018 are Cambridgeshire Army Cadet Force Cambourne detachment for 12 to 18-year-olds. It meets on Thursdays from 7-9.30pm at the Blue School

Hundreds attended the bustling Cambourne Community Fete, enjoying a host of entertainment from live music to a dog show.

There were plenty of rides and stalls for children to enjoy and community groups were well-represented, including the RAF Air Cadets and Army Cadet Force.

Cromwell Vets, in Huntingdon, organised the dog show, with best in show going to Dodger the border collie. The vets raised money for StreetVet, which supports homeless pet owners.

Meanwhile, Light Up Cambourne, which organises the festive lights, raised some money with its stall at the fete, which took place on Saturday, September 8.

RAF Air Cadets 105 Cambourne squadron, which meets at the Blue School. From left, Duncan Withers, Toby Hamilton, Duncan Crespin and Sgt Stuart Wren. Picture: Paul Brackley

Duncan Withers, of RAF Air Cadets 105 Cambourne squadron. Picture: Paul Brackley

Liz Pinchen on the Light Up Cambourne stall at Cambourne Community Fete 2018. Picture: Paul Brackley

Cambourne Fete 2018. Picture: Paul Brackley

Alyssa and Jake Cawkill, of Teversham, with Mitch, at the dog show at Cambourne Fete 2018

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Parish clerk John Vickery said: “The fete was a well-supported event. Money was raised for Light Up Cambourne, 1st Cambourne Scouts and Cambourne Fireworks. We would like to thank the volunteers and sponsors Taylor Wimpey and Doubletree by Hilton that made the event so successful.”

South Cambridgeshire Paul Brackley