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The event was back for the first time since 2019 – and there was plenty on offer for non-steam enthusiasts as well.

The annual event, held at Burwash Manor, showcases some of the region’s finest wood workers, crafters and artisans.

Campfire stories and wood craft, as well as local street food, real ales and cider, and live music from 10.30am to 5pm

Tributes included a two-minute silence before flying commenced.

Taking place last weekend, there were plenty of imaginative modes of transportation on display – as well as some very colourful costumes.

Set to appear are the RAF Battle of Britain Memorial Flight and the Tiger 9 Aeronautical Display Team, along with many other aircraft.

The first event of this year’s festival took place at Stourbridge Fair at the weekend.

A wellbeing day, spread across three locations around Mill Park, will also take place this Sunday (September 4).

It’s Not About the Gallery showcases work by 10 MA fine art and MA printmaking students from the Cambridge School of Art.

Taking place at the English Heritage site near Saffron Walden, the displays drew the crowds to the house’s beautiful grounds.

There will be numerous activities taking place, from a family fun day to a free outdoor concert.

Gardeners looking at their brown flower beds and dusty shrubs have been offered advice from Cambridge University Botanic Garden.

The popular annual seaside coach trip, something of a city tradition, is now in its 37th year.

A sense of homecoming prevailed as thousands arrived at Cherry Hinton Hall last weekend to celebrate the return of the much-loved event.

The million-selling band – still led by founding members singer Jim and guitarist Charlie Burchill – will soon be coming to Audley End.

The ‘Kids for a Quid’ initiative is offering under-16s the chance to swim for just £1 per session.

The Gipsy Kings featuring Nicolas Reyes and St Paul and the Broken Bones certainly saw to that, while we also said goodbye to Clannad.

This 8.5km sculpture trail of the solar system was designed by artist Oliver Jeffers, with astrophysicist Professor Stephen Smartt.

After two Covid-affected years away, the much-loved events returns to Cherry Hinton Hall from today (Thursday, July 28).

Events and attractions will include the show’s barrel racing team, the Inspire Motorbike and BMX stunt team, and the Dog and Duck show.