Wrea Green gets set for all the fun and colour of its traditional Field Day

A host of attractions for all at Fylde village’s traditional highlight event of the year

After the delights of Lytham Club Day, next on the Fylde community events calendar is Wrea Green Field Day, promising fun and colour galore on Saturday, July 4.

Rose queen for this year will be Verity Ryan, a 10-year-old Year Five pupil at Ribby with Wrea CE School at the heart of the village. She says she feels lucky to love in such a wonderful, caring village.

Last year's Wrea Green Field Day procession. Photo: Kelvin Lister-Stuttardplaceholder image
Last year's Wrea Green Field Day procession. Photo: Kelvin Lister-Stuttard | National World Resell

Field Day events will start at 11.15am with the fancy dress competitions followed by the first procession around the Green at noon.

That will include the Fylde Coast Cloggers, the Accrington Pipe Band, the Thornton Cleveleys Band and many more features along with a whole host of villagers.

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After a second procession around the Green, other events will start, including the Blackpool Circus school, the children’s sports and the fair.

Along with a tea tent, there will also be an artisan market and an exhibition of motorbikes by the Blackpool Vintage Motorcycle Club.

Last year’s Wrea Green Field Day procession. Photo: Kelvin Lister-Stuttardplaceholder image
Last year’s Wrea Green Field Day procession. Photo: Kelvin Lister-Stuttard | National World Resell
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Organising committee spokesman Shaun Rawcliffe said: “We are hoping for a dry day. Everyone in the village is so looking forward to it.”

Drivers are asked to note that the roads around the Green will be closed from 11.30am to 2pm, while the processions and ceremonies take place.

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