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Annual
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Brixham Christmas
Carnival
With 20 floats and
approximately 350 people joining the procession, the Brixham
Carnival left the harbour and succeeded to parade around the
town centre twice, after a heavy down pour threatened to curtail
the festive fun on Saturday December 4th. Fortunately just
after 4.30 pm the rain stopped and the Carnival got underway!
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Annual
Exhibition offers plenty of interesting views
The Brixham Society
of Art 2010 Exhibition started on Saturday 28th August with
an awards presentation to the artists before the doors were
opened to the public for a week of viewing at the Scala Hall.
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Parade
of Tractors
On Saturday 7th August
the Torbay Steam Fair road procession took place from Paignton
Sea Front to the grounds of the Fair at Churston and this year
was made up fifteen tractors in memory of Tractor Marshall Mike
Endean who passed away shortly after last year's show aged 60.
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Cowtown
Carnival 2010
The later start to
this year's Cow Town Carnival was attributed to the late arrival
of the Okehampton Town Band, but it was worth the wait as the
long procession made its way into town along Bolton St, starting
with the traditional exchange of fish and vegetables at Rea
Barn Hill traffic lights.
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Cowtown
Fun Day and an official playground opening
Mayor
Nick Bye was invited to announce the opening of the refurbished
playground at St Mary's Park after much hard work had been
put into organising the new area at the playground by Friends
of the St Mary's Park Group.
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Show
and rescue
After
a busy Torbay Lifeboat Week with events throughout the week,
the Torbay Lifeboat Crew and Lifeboat Guild put together a
finale on Sunday 25th July...
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Furzeham
Fun Day
This year's family fun day out at Furzeham Green was created
by Brixham's Young Volunteers using a very limited budget and
plenty of personal effort to engage the crowds in the entertainment
they helped to provide.
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Summer
Show at the Scala
This
year's Brixham Horticultural Society's Summer Show took place
at the Scala Hall on Friday 23rd and Sat 24th July, including
over 300 entries appreciated by a large audience visiting the
venue over the two days.
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It's
all Hap'Nin in 2010
The weather this year
was perfect for the Brixham Hap'Nin on Friday 9th and Saturday
10th July, with the crowds enjoying the warm and pleasant temperatures.
Whilst the bands on Friday night were watched by large crowds
from dusk till late in St Mary's Park, on Saturday families
enjoyed picnics and BBQ's, as the line up got underway at midday,
with two Brixham School Choirs performing songs from their latest
musical productions.
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Delightful
Pie
Arriving
a little late this year, a large Gooseberry Pie was carried
by the Devon Belle on the Paignton and Dartmouth Steam Railway
to Churston station on July 4th where it was collected to be
paraded down to the village of Galmpton to be enjoyed by the
large crowds of villagers and visitors attending the Galmpton
Gooseberry Pie Fair 2010.
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Trawlers
round the Bay!
This year the annual
Trawler Race got underway from Brixham on Saturday June 19th
, with two laps of the Bay and fun and festivities on the quayside
all raising money for local charities.
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Heritage
Parade rounds the town!
The ninteenth Brixham
Heritage Festival got underway on Saturday 29th May with the
Heritage Parade through the streets of the town.
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Brixham
a Record Breaker?
Well over a thousand
turned out to support the Guinness World Record Attempt in Brixham,
where the Brixham Buccaneers Pirate Festival set out to round
up the largest gathering of pirates in one place, on Sunday
2nd May.
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Festival
Frolics!
The Brixham
Buccaneers welcomed young and old to the quayside with several
of their pirate friends arriving to add to the Festival fun.
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Brix
Awards 2010
This
year celebrating the achievements of young people within the
community saw a novel presentation of awards at the Berry Head
Hotel.
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