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VISITORS on foot will be able to enter a borough fair free of charge.
Twyford Village Fete promises a full schedule of activities, with live music from Nevada.
Entertainment on the day features Savage Skills Mountain Bike Stunt Team, a classic car show, and Basil and Crew mobile farm.
Diana Brimblecombe Animal Rescue Centre will be running a dog show, and Castle Royle health club with master of ceremonies Nick Fish, will organise a tug of war.
There will also be food stalls, a bar, and local crafts.
The event aims to bring together Twyford residents, local businesses, and charities.
The event helps to raise more than £2,000 annually for local good causes.
Free activities funded by Twyford Parish Council this year include an inflatable obstacle
course, a Punch and Judy show, circus skills, hoverboards, zorbs and go karts.
The event takes place at Stanlake Meadow, Twyford, on Saturday, August 19.
Gates are open from noon until 4pm.
Entry on foot is free of charge, with parking costing £3 per car.
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