The Coombes CE Primary School opened the entertainment on the main stage at the Wokingham Lions May Fair 2016
The Lions land train once again proved a popular attraction on Elms Field at the Wokingham Lions May Fair 2016
Members of the Wokingham Ranger Unit held a chocolate tombola at the Wokingham Lions May Fair 2016
Valerie Hill and Natalie Hill, fundraising manager for the East Berkshire and North East Hampshire branch of Macmillan Cancer Support had space on the Lions stall at the Wokingham Lions May Fair 2016
All ages enjoyed the fairground rides at the Wokingham May Fayre 2016
Magic and a Punch and Judy show was once again a feature of the Wokingham May Fair 2016
Members of Wokingham Youth Theatre performed A Midsummer Night’s Dream in Elms Field at the Wokingham May Fayre 2016
Eva (4) and Oliver (2½) Murray enjoy a ride on the dry ski slope organised by the 3rd Wokingham Scouts at the Wokingham May Fayre 2016
Minature go-karts were a popular attraction at the Wokingham May Fayre 2016
Oliver Vass was at the Wokingham May Fayre to promote his entry in a contest to find the best pea recipe in the land
Thousands of people visited Wokingham on May Day Monday to enjoy the annual May Fair.
During the day, charities and community groups including Scouts, Guides and the Ollie Young Foundation raised money for their good causes.
And there was plenty of fun for all ages including the popular Lions road train, fairground rides and miniature golf.
Live entertainment included local singer Pauly Zarb and the Coombes CE Primary School.
It’s been really hard, but we’ve selected 12 pictures that help sum up all the fun of the fair – you’ll be able to find more in Friday’s Wokingham Paper.
