Thousands of festival-goers lined Bretton Park on Saturday for the annual Bretton Community Festival.
This year, though, organisers put on a spectacle of a show to celebrate 50 years of Bretton.
The Bretton Community Festival, organised annually by the Bretton Parish Council, showcased the very best of Peterborough grassroots talent.
Activities for the community, included stalls, Carribean, German, Chinese and African street food, fairground rides, a climbing wall, laser tag, a barrel train and 50p rides for children.
Chief organiser and Bretton Parish Council clerk, Sylvia Radouani, said: “It was fantastic, all the feedback we have had was positive. Lots of local people came down and said they hadn’t been down for years but said how brilliant it was.
"There was about three thousand people this year, a bigger turnout than last year as it was really hot, the atmosphere was amazing.
"Thank you to the local community for supporting the event and the parish councillors for giving up their time – I’m looking at booking next year’s event already!”
Take a look at the fun-filled community day at Bretton Park on July 1 in the following photographs:
5. The Bretton Fest 2023
The Elizabeth Boardman Dance Company entertained the crowds. Photo: Paul Marriott
6. The Bretton Fest 2023
L-R: Dale Foster, Jenny Scotney, Amara Cove and Yogi bear, the Mioritic Shepherd dog, who is entered in the best rescue dog competition. Photo: Paul Marriott
7. The Bretton Fest 2023
Rebecca Garratt, Stacey Duell and Chelsea Duell with Lady, Archie and Lilly, the Old English bulldogs. Photo: Paul Marriott
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The Bretton Festival 2023, Peterborough, Cambridgeshire, on 1st July, 2023. Photo: Paul Marriott