A historic Northumberland country show is set to return on August 13 after an enforced four-year hiatus.
A version of the Glanton Show was first held more than 160 years ago, though it has been cancelled for the last three years on the bounce. In 2019, heavy rain and floods called it to a halt while the last two years, like much of the Northumberland events calendar, the Coronavirus pandemic put a stop to it.
But organisers are aiming to bring it back with a bang, and there will be a host of activities for all of the family. This year's attractions include live music, terrier racing, classic cars, a gun dog training display, and a children's funfair and sports events.
