Heywood goes back to 1940s
Date published: 03 September 2011
The 1940s themed weekend in Heywood began today (Saturday 3 September) and the town has been transformed for a weekend of nostalgia and family fun.
A variety of events and displays, from kitchen and clothing displays to brass bands, street entertainers and charity stalls could be enjoyed today.
A replica full size Spitfire was a popular attraction with people sitting in it for a photo. There was also a Griffon engine, which ran three times during the day, plus a weapons demonstration on the Hill Street car park.
Tomorrow (Sunday 4 September) sees a charities fete in Queen’s Park.
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