Gallery
Life’s a beach! Dozens enjoy the glorious sunshine at WisBEACH Day
Dozens enjoyed WisBEACH Day on June 4. PHOTO: Ian Carter - Credit: Archant
All the sights and smells of the seaside came to Wisbech last weekend thanks to WisBEACH Day.
Anya Holc-Campbell at the WisBEACH Day on June 4. PHOTO: Ian Carter - Credit: Archant
The Market Place in the town centre was transformed into a fully-functioning beach with real sand, donkey rides, a fairground, face painting, Punch and Judy, a beach bar, and sticks of rock on Sunday (June 4).
The March Brass band also performed, there was a whole host of stalls and the new Mayor of Wisbech, Councillor Steve Tierney, was even placed in the stocks for a soaking from the public.
Jessica Eagling at the WisBEACH Day on June 4. PHOTO: Ian Carter - Credit: Archant
Those in attendance took to Facebook to share their experiences of the day, with one saying: “Well done to the organisers of the event.
“It was our first visit and it was clearly well organised, affordable and well thought out.
Isle Homden at the WisBEACH Day on June 4. PHOTO: Ian Carter - Credit: Archant
You may also want to watch:
“It was so lovely to see many local families enjoying a fab day out and an added bonus was the glorious sunshine. Thank you to all.”
The event was organised by Wisbech Town Council.
Megan Skinner at the WisBEACH Day on June 4. PHOTO: Ian Carter - Credit: Archant
Megan Skinner at the WisBEACH Day on June 4. PHOTO: Ian Carter - Credit: Archant
Most Read
- 1 Three stores evacuated after suspect 'bomb scare'
- 2 Body found in Wisbech road
- 3 Travellers move onto sports field forcing football to be cancelled
- 4 It's a family affair as planners consider five luxury homes
- 5 Turners ‘massively impacted’ and Knowles up pay to hire HGV drivers
- 6 Hares hit five, Wisbech win, Whittlesey victorious as Drove triumph
- 7 Crash driver four and a half times over drink drive limit
- 8 Mayor opens Wisbech community hub
- 9 Police warn you may run but you can't hide from us
- 10 Loft gives up its secret: £60,000 of cannabis plants
