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Planning begins for 2022 after ‘great’ Barningham Show

by Teesdale Mercury
October 25, 2021
in Country Life
Planning begins for 2022 after ‘great’ Barningham Show

COMMUNITY EVENT: Barningham's trophy winners

THE organisers of Barningham Show are already planning for next year after the event made a successful post-pandemic comeback this autumn.
Despite the uncertainty of whether it would go ahead villagers said they enjoyed a “great show” .
Jill Collyer, from the committee, said: “We had a good turnout of entries and a lovely afternoon bringing the community together once again.
“We had an open air presentation led by the committee chairman Tony Orton and awards were presented by Revd Anthony Kirby.”
At last week’s committee meeting, members agreed to confirm the categories for next year’s show, which takes place on September 4, in the new year so people have longer to plan and produce their entries. Ms Collyer said: “We plan to hold craft days at the village hall in the summer for the children to work on their entries.
“In addition we’re also hoping to find ways to create a more inclusive event, providing guidance and encouraging new growers and crafters who may not have entered the show in the past to submit entries in 2022 after perhaps having developed new skills and interests during the recent lockdowns.”

Trophy winners
Best exhibit in show in memory of Beverley Peach: Judith Hutchinson for her flower arrangement. Fruit and vegetables – best exhibit: R Duggan; most points: W Marwood; broad beans: W Marwood. Flowers – best exhibit: S Ottevanger; most points: R Davies; dahlia: S Ottevanger. Flower arrangements – best exhibit: J Hutchinson; most points: A Thompson. Handicrafts – best exhibit: S Brooks; most points: S Brooks. Cookery – best exhibit: A Thompson; most points: T Orton. Preserves – most points: D Peat; Eggs – best entry: W Marwood; Drinks – R Davies. Photography – best exhibit: J Sadler; most points: J Sadler; best wildlife photograph in memory of Sir Anthony Milbank: J Sadler. Children’s – best exhibit: H Dunphy. Seniors most points: A Causer; juniors most points: J Killeen; infants most points: K Collyer; pre-school most points: F Collyer. The History Archive Award was presented to Jon Smith.

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