Bromham Show 2025

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Bromham Show 2025

Sunday 13th July

Gates open from 12.00pm Highlights:

Vander Wheel of Death

Dogs & Ducks Display

Bedford Pipe Band

Wonder Wheelers

Classic Car Parade

Bromham Youth Football Match

On the playing field at: The Village Hall Village Road

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18 hole Championship Course

9 Hole Short Course

Floodlit Driving Range

Golf Shop

Golf Lessons

Visitors welcome to 1st floor

Lounge Bar & Sun Terrace

Great views of Stagsden

Hot & cold lunch menu

Delicious home-made cakes

Fresh coffee & range of teas

Our welcome to you

We’re very much looking forward to seeing you all for this year’s Bromham Show, which takes place on Sunday 13th July 2025 on the Village Hall playing fields.

After last’s year’s huge turn-out of around 3,000 people, we’re hoping for another event to remember in 2025. As usual, we’ll have lots of attractions for you and the Central Arena highlight this year is the Vander Wheel Aerial Stunt Team. We hope that you, your family and friends will come along to enjoy all the fun.

Highlights this year include:

Vander Wheel of Death! –static aerial stunt team

Wonder Wheelers –weird and wacky bicycles Bedford Pipe Band

There should be a real carnival atmosphere, as there will also be Bouncy Castles around the arena, a large ‘village’ of Craft Stalls and exhibits on display from nearly 90 classes. We encourage everyone to enter some exhibits – your chance to show produce, photographs, paintings, handmade crafts and many more – details are enclosed in this brochure.

We’d like to express our appreciation to the organising team, our Sponsors, the Friends of Bromham Show (FOBS) and all those who have assisted in putting on an event for which the village can be truly proud.

If you like what you see at the Show and have a few spare hours to support us, we’d be delighted to hear from, either before the 2025 Show or on Show day itself. To find out more about how you can get involved, please contact David Webb on 01234 822663 or enquiries@bromhamshow.com

Finally, remember to reserve Sunday 13th July 2025 in your diary for the 76th Bromham Show – as ‘Bromham’s Community Event of the Year’ provides a great value-for-money day out.

We look forward to seeing you there.

Clive Haywood (President) David Webb (Chairman)

Bromham Show 2025 Programme

Gates open from 12.00pm, Show commences 1.00pm

This year’s activities include:

Vander Wheel – static aerial stunt team

Wonder Wheelers – weird and wacky

bicycles

Bedford Pipe Band

Dog and Duck display

Classic car parade

Bromham Youth football match

Craft Village

Exhibits in the main hall

Mini fun fair

Wide range of food & drink options

Trade & charity stalls

Plus, many other activities around the field

Adult Entry just £3, Juniors Entry Free, Cars £3

BROMHAM SHOW OFFICIALS AND THE TEAM

President

BROMHAM SHOW SPONSORS

Platinum Sponsor

Coop/Welcome Bromham

Join us for our Classic & Sports Car Run with a treasure hunt across 40+ miles of countryside. We'll meet at Bromham Mill for refreshments and finish up at Bromham Showground with an opportunity for visitors to admire your classic or sports car close-up. The Peter Weston Cup is awarded to Best in Show. Other 2025 prizes include Free MOTs.

Entry Forms from the show website: https:// bromhamshow.com/exhibitorsand-stall-holders/

Email: classicandsportscars@ bromhamshow.com

Further details from: Colin Raeside: 07814 488907

AWARD RACHEL BERRESFORD For class 70

BROMHAM SHOW ART TROPHY ADEN PAYNE For 11’s + under class 71 + 72

BROMHAM SHOW CASY CUP FOR ART NOT AWARDED For 12 – 16 yrs class

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For a leaflet or appointment Phone Nora on: 01234 826297 or 07746 023646 Fully Qualified Beauty Therapist

Fee for each entry: Adults 50p Children 20p Prizes for each Class: 1st – £5.00 Milton Ernest Garden Centre voucher 2nd – £2.00 MEGC voucher

How to take part:

Either complete your online entry form and make a bank payment to: Bromham Show Account 51328267, sort code 60-02-13, Nat West; or complete the entry form delivered with your show brochure (to each home in Bromham) and put in show entry box together with your payment in cash. These boxes are located at the One Stop or Welcome Bromham stores and will be in place from mid June until 5pm on the Friday, prior to the show.

You may enter a maximum of 3 exhibits in one class but please indicate the exact number if more than 1. Exhibits must be pre-entered before show day. On show day bring your exhibits to the Village Hall between 8.00am –10.00am, collect your exhibit cards from the entry table, & display your exhibits as directed, with the card folded so that your name is on the inside. NB the village hall must be vacated by 10.15am, exhibits may be refused after 10.00am as judging will then commence. No one (except stewards & judges) will be allowed in the halls. Flower Arrangements only can be completed at the Village Hall between Noon – 2.00pm on the Saturday.

The halls will be re-opened for entrants & public to view after the completion of judging and as directed by the steward in charge. The presentation of the trophies will be after 3pm in the arena. Prizes are to be collected from the control table in the hall, following trophy presentations. Please bring your winner’s certificate, which would have been placed by your entry, to the control table. We would appreciate the exhibits remaining on show for viewing for as long as possible and certainly do not remove before 4.00pm.

Conditions

1 All Exhibits, Personal Property, etc will be left at the personal risk of the Exhibitor. Neither Bromham Show nor any members therefore will be liable for loss or damage.

2 Judges will be at liberty to withhold prizes for want of competition or insufficient merit. Judges decision will be final.

3 All articles must be the bona-fide work of the exhibitor and, where relevant, must have been grown by the

Any awards and trophies not collected on the day will be kept until the end of JULY. Please contact Judy or Suzy by email to arrange collection on: exhibits@bromhamshow.com.

The trophies are awarded for one year only. Winners are encouraged to have their name & the year engraved, at their own expense. Some of the trophies have been awarded for many years and have a long history of winners.

All trophies from the previous year are to be returned NO LATER THAN THE LAST DAY OF MAY. Contact Judy or Suzy by email to arrange return at: exhibits@bromhamshow.com.

The W.I. & Bromham Allotments awards are given to the member gaining the most points across all divisions, points are awarded 1st = 3 points, 2nd = 2 points. The Peter Weston Cup will be awarded for the Best Car at the show.

Rules and Helpful Hints

Produce should be carefully washed and prepared.

Produce in classes 1,2,3,4,7, 11 & 12 to be displayed on a 7” / 175mm paper plate. Carrots – tops cut to 2”/50cm. Onions – roots trimmed/virtually shaved and the top stalk bound with raffia. Lettuces should have roots attached. Rhubarb should have white root showing and only a little of the green leaf. All soft fruit should have stalks. Herbs should be named. Flowers should not be tied together. Unless otherwise stated-all flower exhibits should be of one variety only. Exhibitors should use their own vases, dishes, plates etc except the Top Tray Veg boards which will be provided on the day. A box of stationery / bits & pieces will be available for everyone’s use.

Exhibitor on ground owned or rented by them (except Flower Arranging).

4 The Show Team reserves the right to refuse any entry.

5 Any Exhibits not removed by 5:00pm on the day of the show will be deemed to have been donated.

Exhibition Classes start on page 10

An official photographer will be in attendance to take photos on the day. These may be used for future publishing or promotional activity. Should you not wish photos of you or your children to be taken, please make this known to the photographer or the officials in the show gazebo.

Photographs of the event within the Programme are courtesy of Roger Day Photography, Stevington (www. rogerdayphotography.com).

Thanks to Co-op/Welcome and One Stop for their help with entry collection boxes

B FRUIT

All soft fruits to be displayed with stalks

Six raspberries

Six gooseberries 13 Six strings of either: blackcurrants, redcurrants, or whitecurrants

C FLOWERS

Tray – 3 types of different veg (3 of each kind. Display on blackboard – provided on the

14 Three sticks of rhubarb (chop tops & show white roots)

15 Any fruit not specified above

For the Percey Newton Memorial Cup, the Milton Ernest Garden Centre Challenge Cup (item 16 –Hanging basket), and the Relmfield Shield (item 21 – Begonia)

16 Hanging basket, any plants

17 Perennials, 6 blooms

18 Top Vase containing between 5–10 stems (taken from a minimum of 2 different kinds of plants)

19 Sweet peas, 6 blooms (annuals or perennials, please specify)

20 3 roses, same variety 21 Begonia 22 Flowering shrub, 3 sprays 23 Foliage shrub, 3 sprays 24 Annuals, 6 blooms, any variety 25 Pot plant (foliage) 26 Pot plant (flowering)

Cactus

Succulent plant

D FLOWER

ARRANGING

For the Jonathan Mills Challenge Cup

NOTE: you can use garden-grown or bought flowers and foliage. Drapes and accessories are allowed in all classes. Arrangements must be made up in the hall from 8am to 10am on show day or from 12pm to 2pm on Saturday. See Rules and Regulations for more information.

29 A seaside arrangement (space allowed 30in / 76cm)

30 An arrangement of garden flowers (space allowed 30in / 76cm)

31 An arrangement to include wood (space allowed 24in / 60cm)

32 A miniature arrangement (max 9 x 9 x 9in / 23 x 23 x 23cm. This may be brought to the show pre-arranged.)

E PRESERVES For the Produce Association Cup 33 Jar of jam

Jar of marmalade

All jars should be covered with wax circles and cellophane – no screw or metal lids

Arthritis and general stiffness • Work-related strains

H ART

For the Lindley Silver Challenge Cup

Display boards will be provided. Please ensure that your exhibit is ready for hanging – hooks will be available. Please state size of your exhibit on the Entry Form

52 Flora & Fauna

53 Includes water

Portrait

Modern Art / Abstract

Any medium can be used – oil, acrylic, watercolour, pastels, colour pencils, charcoal, inktense, mixed media, etc.

I PHOTOGRAPHY

For the Bromham Show Photographic Cup

Photos to be printed to a maximum size of A5, and presented in suitably coloured mounts of maximum size A4

57 Wildlife

People

Architecture

60 A collage / montage of trees (to be made up of 6 photos mounted on max. A3)

61 Open monochrome / black & white image

CHILDREN'S CLASSES

J YOUNG GARDENERS (aged 11 and under – over 12s can enter the adult classes)

For the Bromham Show Young Gardener's Cup

62 A Creature made from Fruit and Veg

63 A vegetable (2 of one kind)

64 Pressed flowers (mounted on card, max A4)

J FLOWER ARRANGING (under 16)

For the Bromham Show Junior Flower Arranging Cup

65 A colourful arrangement, suitable for a table (Maximum size 12 x 12 x 12in / 30 x 30 x 30cm). This may be brought to the show pre-arranged.)

J COOKERY (Over 12s can enter the adult classes)

For the Casey Cup for Young Cooks

Unaided work apart from supervision with baking for younger children

Aged 7 years & under

66 Decorate 4 Biscuits (may be shop-bought)

Aged 8 – 11 years

67 Tray-bake sponge & decorate (5 x squares, size 3in / 7.5cm)

J CRAFT

For the Casey Cup for Under 16s & the John Brooks Junior Award (item 70 – recycled materials)

To be judged in three age groups (please specify age on Entry Form)

7 years & under 8 - 11 years 12 - 16 years – (all items as below)

68 An article of hard handicraft (wood, plastic, metal – could be jewellery)

69 An article of soft handicraft (may be sewing, knitting, cross-stitch, soft toy, etc.)

70 Any item made out of recycled materials

Entries should be child’s work (some supervision is allowed for under 7s)

J ART

For the Casey Cup for Young Artists

To be judged in two age groups (please specify age on Entry Form) :

11 years & under 12 -16 years

71 Colourful Collage Art

72 My Favourite Animal or Person

Entries must be no larger than A4 and be the child’s unaided work

J SCHOOL CLASSES

J PHOTOGRAPHY

For the Jewell-Harrison Cup

To be judged in two age groups (please specify age on Entry Form) : 11 years & under 12 -16 years

73 Nature 76 Furry friends

74 My Family 77 Open monochrome /

75 Outdoors black & white image

Entries must be the child’s unaided work. Max Size A4

Bromham Lower School children only for the Hullat Cup, Jennings Cup, and Dillons Trophy

78 Pre-School – TBA

79 EYFS – Mixed-media tractors

80 Year 1 – Karen Lederer inspired printing

81 Year 2 – Aboriginal-inspired 3D fish

82 Year 3 – 3D wire insects

83 Year 4 – Kente cloth inspired mixed-media collage

84 Year 5 – Handmade clay vessels 3D

85 Year 6 – Mixed-media still life

86 Years 5 & 6 – Handwriting : Extract from

Beside the gooseberry wire grew a row of rhubarb. Each clump was covered with the end of an old tub or pot drain-pipe with sacking over the top. Between the loose staves of one of the tubends was something white a piece of paper. It was folded, and addressed in a childish hand if one could call it an address: ‘To Oberon, King of Fairies.’ Tom certainly did not want to be mixed up with talk of fairies and that kind of thing; and he moved very quickly away from the rhubarb bed.”

If you would like to advertise your business in next year’s Show Programme, please contact Teresa Campbell-Stievenard at marketing@bromhamshow.com or via the website at www.bromhamshow.com/contact-us

Tom’s Midnight Garden by Phillipa Pearce (below)
To: Oberon
Copy the following text in your best handwriting (and illustrate as appropriate)
Extract from Tom’s Midnight Garden by Phillipa Pearce (1958)

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• Friendly & Helpful Staff

• Fresh Fruit & Veg

• Fresh Meat & Chilled Food

• Instore Bakery & Deli

• Home delivery

Food that tastes like you'd cooked it at home

From fresh, local produce to beers, wines and spirits, your Bromham store has lots to offer:

• Costa Express

• Chilled Wine & Beer

• Paypoint, Lottery & Cash Machine

• Subway – in store

• Evri

Wide selection of delicious frozen meals

Opening hours: 7am–10pm Mon–Sat, 10am–4pm Sun

Your local store is delighted to support the 2025 Bromham Show

Bromham Stores Ltd 100 Stagsden Road, Bromham, MK43 8PU

Tel: 01234 824040

Bromham@kashgroup.co.uk

We look forward to

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Professional service for all your plastering needs

Old walls and ceilings back to new

Artex back to flat

Plasterboard to walls and ceilings

Renovations/extensions/ conversions

Rendering/pebble-dash/ Tyrolean to exterior

Floor screeding and levelling

Floor and wall tiling

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For

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Bromham Show WI cafe in Village Hall 3 (front of building) from 1.00 - 4.00pm

YOU DRIVE IT– WE FIX IT

For all your garage services: MOTs, repairs, service, clutches, tyres and more Visit or call your local, family-run, friendly garage

Collect and drop-off service available

The Churches Working Together in Bromham

"Church for all the family"

Sundays

10.30am Morning Service

1.30pm Ukrainian Service

Mondays

8.30am Gathering Grounds Coffee Shop

9.15am Toddler Group

10.30am Knit, Natter and Crochet Group

12.00pm Alpha Course

2.30pm Scrabble Club

Tuesdays

8.30am Gathering Grounds Coffee Shop

9.30am Toddler Group

10.30am Contact for Seniors

11.00am Bedfordshire Rural Communities Advice

2.00pm Art Group

2.00pm Hobbies Group

2.30pm Scrabble Club

4.00pm After-school Club

Wednesdays

8.30am Gathering Grounds Coffee Shop

2.00pm Film Club

2.30pm Scrabble Club

Thursdays

8.30am Gathering Grounds Coffee Shop

9.30am Toddler Group - Melody Music Makers

9.30am Art Group

2.30pm Scrabble Club

Fridays

7.00pm Elevate Youth Club (school years 7+)

Bridge Counselling Service:

We have a team of professional Counsellors who can help to see you through some of life’s ups and downs with complete confidentiality. Email: coordinator@bridgecounselling.org

Church Office: Village Road – Bromham –Bedford – MK43 8LJ Tel: 01234 822681 office@bromham.org www.bromham.org

St Owen's Parish Church

The Church in Bromham Park warmly invites you to come to any of our services:

1st Sunday

10.30am Holy Communion

2nd Sunday

6.00pm Evensong (please check our website for time & venue)

3rd Sunday 10.30am Holy Communion

4th Sunday

9.00am Holy Communion

1st and 3rd Tuesdays

11.30am Holy Communion followed by light lunch

Messy Church: Mondays 11.30am- 1.30pm St Owen’s Bromham

Thursdays 10.00am- 11.45am St Mary’s Oakley

Other Activities:

A variety of events run each month for adults, families and children– please see our website.

For information on any of our services or activities please visit our website www.bromhambenefice.org or contact:

Administrator: Sarah Smale 07494 069540 administrator@bromhambenefice.org

Vicar: Revd Catherine Wilson 01234 825665 vicar@bromhambenefice.org

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