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Newbury Weekly News

Thursday, 13 September, 2018

Best in Berkshire THE Royal County of Berk- shire Show returns this week-

stunt team who will be wowing the crowds with their spectacu- lar array of skills using the largest, most high-tech ramp in the world. The organisers will also be commemorating the end of the First World War with a magnifi- cent display of farming and machinery spanning 100 years – from ploughs, seed drills and hay-making equipment, to the latest technology, such as preci- sion seeding, GPS crop applica- tion and yield mapping. The Formula 1 of equine, the Scurry Driving Championships, will be making a swift entrance to the main arena. Horse and carriages skilfully steer around multiple obstacles that make it fast, furious and exciting view- ing. Elsewhere across the 150-acre showground, visitors can sample some of the delightful food and beverages available in the food fayre, and watch craftsman skil- fully create another masterpiece in the craft marquee. A group of blacksmiths will be demonstrating the art of creating objects from wrought iron and steel. Visitors will also be able to help them make a pointer stick. The Food and Farming zone will be celebrating British farming with a number of fun and inter-

Livestock owners appreciate the friendly end-of-season event for the show circuit and it regularly attracts entrants from right across Britain, with more than 2,000 animals competing. This year, visitors will be able to access the Society Building in the afternoon on both days to get up close with the cattle, find out more about them and even have a selfie. “I’m very much looking forward to the Show and looking forward to seeing all the exciting new changes that have been made,” explains this year’s president of the Royal County of Berkshire Show Peter Carlisle. “With a wide variety of activities and events happening across the showground, I’m sure there will be something for everyone to enjoy. “We’re particularly proud to be able to mark the anniversary of the end of the First World War with a magnificent Farming & Machinery Pageant in the main arena on both days. “I’m hoping this year’s Show will be a truly memorable weekend for us all.” Top of the bill The show welcomes back the amazing Bolddog Lings, a grav- ity-defying freestyle motorcycle

end, promising a fresh new look, with new additions and changes across the show- ground. The team are very much looking forward to welcoming dogs this year, with a brand new Dog Zone offering family-fun competitions, scurry and agility classes and much more. The team are really excited about the variety of entertain- ment and attractions, with many new have-a-go activities added to the bill for all the family, as well as spectacular shows and stunts and, of course, the best livestock from around the UK on show. This year, the team have intro- duced a number of new activities and events, as well as upgrading some of the old favourites. The popular Food Fayre has been relocated to Avenue F and the Flower Tent has been relocated to the Village Green and given a complete overhaul, with the addition of a café, new domestic classes and have-a-go activities. The central core of the show- ground features 600 stands sell- ing everything from fine arts to children’s toys and from country clothing to firepits. Around the edges, vast marquees are devoted to food and crafts.

hive of activity with interactive displays and demonstrations. There will be more than 2,000 animals across the showground – from cows, sheep and pigs, to llamas doing an egg and spoon

esting hands-on activities for all the family. The award-winning Reading University stand will return once again to defend their title, and the Produce Tent will be a

race, and in the chickens section you’ll be able to decorate an egg. Millers Ark Farm returns with their collection of adorable donkeys, chicks, goats, pigs and many more.

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Thursday, 13 September, 2018

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WHAT TO BRING n Sun hats and sun lotion, as well as waterproofs and umbrel- las. The British weather is very unpredictable n Wear sensible footwear, you’ve got 150 acres to get around! There are surfaced roads as well as grassy areas n Re-usable bags for your purchases n Poo bags, a non-retractable lead and water if you’re bringing your dog. We will have poo bins across the showground and water stations in the Dog Zone n Picnic essentials, although there will be plenty of ‘street food’ offerings around the show- ground; from fish and chips to baguettes to baked potatoes n There will be baby changing and feeding facilities, including high chairs, bottle warmers and a comfortable place to sit while feeding, available at the National Childbirth Trust on Avenue C n Buy a show guide on the day, packed with maps, schedules, special offers and lots of informa- tion about all the attractions HOW TO GET THERE By car from the A34 from the north and south, the M4 east and west, exiting at Junction 13, or by the B4009 locally. There is an extended slip road up towards Chieveley just before joining the A34 heading to Oxford. PLEASE DO NOT USE SAT NAV TO FIND YOUR WAY TO THE SHOWGROUND – It takes no account of the traffic manage- ment plan in place and you may be directed to the wrong location.

n 20 arenas n 150 acres of showground (that’s 150 football pitches) n 450 volunteers, officials, stewards and judges n 2,000 animals are on site over the weekend n 600 trade stands n More than 12,000 man-hours to set up and break down the show n 55,000 visitors over the weekend n 15,000 ice creams n 8,000 Cornish pasties n 10,000 bacon rolls n 4,000 baked spuds n 4,000 baguettes n 8,000 doughnuts

The Royal County of Berkshire Show is one of a series of events staged by Newbury & District Agricultural Society; a not-for- profit organisation and regis- tered charity, with the main purpose being to educate the general public in the need to preserve the countryside and wildlife and to promote and support the British agricultural, horticultural, forestry and rural crafts industries.

01386 725391 www.eventmobil- ity.org.uk The show opens from 8am to 6pm on both Saturday and Sunday. TICKETS Tickets can be purchased at an advanced rate up until Friday, September 14, and at local outlets (see www.berkshireshow.co.uk for a list of outlets). Or they can be purchased on the gate.

free, but some you have to pay for. See our website for a map of the carparks – www.berk- shireshow.co.uk/visitorinfo USEFUL CONTACTS Bus timetables: 0118 959 4000 www.newburyanddistrict.co.uk Train timetables: 0845 748 4960 www.thetrainline.com Event Mobility (to book scooters and wheelchairs in advance):

Please follow the AA signs as you approach the showground. A regular bus service will oper- ate from Thatcham and Newbury to the showground. There are trains from Oxford, Southamp- ton and Bristol running to Read- ing, with a change to Newbury. Disabled parking spaces are available close to the show- ground for blue badge holders. Please be aware that some are

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Thursday, 13 September, 2018

Horsey heaven

THIS year’s Royal County of Berkshire Show promises a feast of equestrian action to entertain the crowds. You will find everything from the Formula 1 of equine – the Scurry Driving Championships – to qualifying for the Olympia Horse Show 2018. The elegant side-saddle quadrille, heavy horse turnouts, coaching and showing classes – both ridden and in hand – will also be returning to the show. The British Showjumping International Stairway competition tops the showjump- ing bill, offering an opportunity to see existing British team members and new talent competing for prize money. Spectators can experience the elegance of yesteryear as the Side Saddle Association Display Team takes to the main arena in period costume, demonstrating the graceful art of riding side saddle. The team features riders from Hampshire, Berkshire and Wiltshire, many of whom compete regularly in top-class national and international events. Then there’s the excitement of the Scurry Driving Championships, the timeless elegance of carriage driving highly-painted trade vehicles, reminding us how deliveries used to be made. This year’s Berkshire Show truly promises to be a horse lover’s paradise. and the awesome sight of the powerful heavy horses entering the arena pulling

Chairman’s and president ’s message President Peter Carlisle and chairman Ian W ilson

latest farming technology. Our chosen charity this year is the Thames Valley Air Ambu- lance, who will also have a stand at the show – an amazing charity who keep us safe 365 days a year. We would like to thank all our volunteers who make the show such a success and the many sponsors for their generous support and without you – the – we could not exist in our usual format. We really hope you have a truly memorable visit to the show.

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IT gives us great pleasure in welcoming you all to the Newbury Showground for the 2018 Royal County of Berkshire Show, which is the 33rd show held at the show- ground and for the first time we extend our welcome to dogs. This will be a huge benefit for families not wanting to leave their dogs at home, allowing them to join in the family fun. This year’s show has been put together following a tremen-

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Thursday, 13 September, 2018

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The 2018 freestyle team boasts the Best of British riding and includes top talent in the way of the UK’s first rider to back- flip a four-stroke motocross bike and one of the UK’s top FMX riders, Dan Whitby, who will also be managing the team this year. The team also includes one of the UK’s highly-rated FMX riders and super stylish Samson Eaton, along with young talent tipped for the top, Arran Powley. The team looks to continue to set the standard in FMX show- manship this year and visitors are invited to meet the stars of the show at the Bolddog Lings interactive stand, where they can also find out more about freestyle motocross. Not only have the team appeared in some of the largest shows in the world, but they have also graced the big screen, featuring in Hollywood blockbusters such as Captain America . Bolddog Lings team manager and one of the UK’s top freestyle riders Dan Whitby describes their show as: “More than just freestyle. It’s a non- stop show that will entertain everyone from off-road enthu- siasts to the general public. “It’s a must-see part of any festival and is continually growing in popularity as the awareness of FMX increases.” The Bolddog Lings Motorbike Stunt Team will be performing in the Main Arena on both days of the show. Agricultural changes from the First World War to the present day During the First World War horses were sent to the front line in France and Belgium to help the many soldiers that fought for our freedom.

ing equipment and machinery – from ploughs, seed drills and hay-making equipment, to the latest technology such as precision seeding, GPS crop application and yield mapping, which assist getting the nutri- ents in the right place during the following year’s crop. Show chairman Ian Wilson says: “The pageant has been two years in the planning and several ideas have come from it. “It will be a fantastic opportu- nity to see up-close how the large modern machinery that is often an irritating noise in a field near you or indeed in front of you on the road, works and aids in producing food. “The pageant will show machines through the decades and culminate in a harvest demonstration in the main ring.”

However, sad as it is, many did not return. With their absence evermore present in the farming community, it was time to start developing. And so the revolutionary change from horses to mechanical agriculture now spurred into action. Steam engines had been used previously during the war, but they were slow, heavy and couldn’t complete the job to the standard needed. Then the tractor was intro- duced, which was quicker and more agile, and so agriculture was born into a new age of farming. This year, at The Royal County of Berkshire Show, we take you on a journey through the decades since the end of the First World War, displaying a magnificent showcase of farm-

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Education is key to British agriculture

THE Newbury & District Agricultural Society’s education programme plays a huge part in their key aims of educating the next generation about Britain’s agricultural industry. Education officer Jan Murray is responsible for a calendar of events such as visiting schools and showing the origins of food, how it is produced and how everyone can benefit from healthily- grown produce. Jan also invites schools to the showground and runs a series of activities, as well as running demonstrations and competitions at other local venues. This year has seen a number of schools take part in British Sausage Week, where pupils get to blind test various sausages, as well as a sausage- making demonstration and fun activities. In the very popular Potato Challenge, school children visit the showground, to take part in a number of potato activities such as blind-tasting and demonstrations as well as planting their own seeds. They then return to the showground in June to find out which school has harvested the most potatoes. Each year pre-schools, primary, secondary, mainstream and special schools across Berkshire are invited to exhibit in the educa- tion tent at the Royal County of Berkshire Show.

Schools can book one or two trestle tables to display their work. There are also competi- tion themes of Work Outside the Classroom or Environmental Artwork . Schools are also invited to bring along groups of pupils to

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