2023 Fete

Fete raises £3,000 on a summer’s day

Classic cars at the fete

The annual Church Fete held on the Playing Fields on a fine summer day at the beginning of July, raised more than £3,000

Profits from individual stalls and attractions include:

Bottle stall£554.60
Cake stall£117.10
Refreshments£162.46
Front gate£351.63
Tennis court gate£34.00
Football in tyres£157.80
Pimms and Prosecco£157.29
Coconut shy and Tin Can Alley£168.80
Hoopla£25.00
Children’s races£83.40
Raffle£778.00
Hog roast£205.00
Third party stallholders£160.00
Donations£240.00
Minus miscellaneous
expenses
£121.00
TOTAL£3074.08
Presentation of flowers
The fete was opened by Victoria Wilson, newly elected South Staffs councillor for Pattingham, who was presented with a bouquet by Philip Sims, chairman of St Chad’s PCC.
In the centre is Henry bberson, MC for the day.

All the fun of the Church Fete

It was a fine sunny day for the St Chad’s Church Fete, as these pictures show.

Headteacher on sound
Children's choir

The children of St Chad’s First School entertained with songs – and actions – prompted from behind by headmistress Sandra Yeomans.

The Bottle Stall

It is all go at the beltringers’ bottle stall.

Pimms and Prosecco

It is all smiles at the Pimms and prosecco stall.

Nok em off - going ...

Going, going but not quite all gone

Nok em off - ... going ...
Nok em off - ... gone


(taken from the articles which appeared in the August 2023 Parish News magazine.)
Photography by Mike Moss