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Slayley Agricultural Show

From: 09 August 2008

To: 09 August 2008

Enjoy a family day out during the summer holidays at Slayley Agricultural Show

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Slayley Agricultural Show - August 9th 2008

For anyone who enjoys a traditional village and agricultural show then why not visit Slaley on August 9th. fun for everyone with pleny of animals, falcons, crafts demonstrations, brass bands, bouncy castles and more.

The show will start at 10am with the marquees opening at 1pm

You will find the show on the Townhead Field in Slaley village which is about 15 miles west of Newcastle towards Hexham (a lovely village situated high in the Tyne Valley with fantastic views). There is also a great pub in the village (The Travellers Rest) with a beer garden and adventure playground to make the most a day out.

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