From live music to admiring classic vehicles, this year’s Whittlesey Big Bash event proved to be a success for all.

The event culminated eight days of activities, entertainment and services around the town, from table tennis on the Buttercross to coffee mornings.

Throughout the week, there were 36 free-to-attend events for all ages while the Big Bash itself at the Manor Field boasted the likes of a Golden Age Fair and tea dance family disco.

Meanwhile, 14-year-old Bethany McFarling, who opened the Big Bash with mayor of Whittlesey Cllr David Mason, as she was named Fenland Youth Radio’s VIP of the day.

Robert Windle, chairman of the Whittlesey Sports Association and event organiser, said: “Outside, it was music by young and up and coming talent and the Peterborough Highland Pipe Band.

“There was plenty of sporting activities to have a go at with 225 youngsters having a go a fishing and other sports also inundated.”

Rob added: “Cambs Fire had plenty climbing all over their fire engine and millions of pounds worth of classic vehicles lined up on the field and admired by all.

Rob thanked major sponsors EPD Insulation Group, Allison Homes, Freedom Leisure and Fenland District Council for their support leading up to and on the day.