Macclesfield Express

Lemon curd display is show stopper

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HUNDREDS turned out at this year’s Sutton Ex-Servicemen’s Annual Flower and Vegetable Show.

Organisers report more than 500 people attended the golden 50th anniversar­y show in a marquee at Spooners Flats, Hollin Lane, Sutton to see flowers, vegetables, cakes and crafts displayed in competitio­ns for various categories. There were 203 entrants who submitted more than 1,000 entries.

A new addition to the show was what was billed as the ‘World Lemon Cheese Championsh­ips’ to find the best lemon curd around.

The championsh­ip was set up with a trophy in memory of Dorothy Bayley who would often win the lemon curd category at the show when she was alive.

Roger Lomas took the trophy home this year.

Marshall Barnard, 66, show treasurer who lives with wife Kathryn on Morton Drive, Sutton, said: “The show was tremendous. It’s grown and grown.

“The highlight was the world lemon cheese championsh­ips, we were delighted to attract entries from all around. We hope the event will raise money for charity.

“We had the brass band playing, a fabulous art competitio­n and there was a really good atmosphere.

“It’s a true community event.”

Sutton WI won the scarecrow competitio­n which also took place as part of the show.

Next year’s show is on Sunday, September 3.

 ??  ?? Emily Raw presents winners Emily Bailey (left) and James Harrison with their prizes
Emily Raw presents winners Emily Bailey (left) and James Harrison with their prizes
 ??  ?? Left, Joe Lomas collects his award from Emily Raw from Jobling Gowler, show sponsors; right, the World Lemon Cheese Championsh­ips was a new addition to the show; far right, the flower and vegetable show celebrated its 50th anniversar­y
Left, Joe Lomas collects his award from Emily Raw from Jobling Gowler, show sponsors; right, the World Lemon Cheese Championsh­ips was a new addition to the show; far right, the flower and vegetable show celebrated its 50th anniversar­y
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