1915
CHIPPING CAMPDEN
YE OLDE WAKE OF SCUTTLEBROOKE
The "Church and State" and Scuttlebrook Wake
Have into conflict come,
"This dreadful Wake it SHALL be stopped"
Says Leysbourne's 'Peeping Tom'.
We'll have a committee terror strike
At the root of this innocent fun
And make the promotors feel that we
Are like the German Hun.
They shall have their festival once more
And woe to those who say,
That Scuttlebrooke Wake for old times sake
Shall live another day!
So, wake
1st - 4th July Stoneleigh Park Warwickshire
Farming, Food and Rural Life - showcasing the very best of British Agriculture
The Royal Show is the only event that showcases the rural way of life in its entirety
Opening times Sunday to Tuesday 9am to 7pm, Wednesday 9am to 6pm
2nd June Scuttlebrook Wake
The Scuttlebrook Wake always follows on the next day after the Robert Dover's Olimpick Games.
There is a procession of the Scuttlebrook May Queen from Littleworth to the square, pulled on her cart by the Chipping Campden Morris Men, accompanied by her four attendants and a page boy.
She is followed by decorated floats and a fancy dress parade and all shops and houses along the route are encouraged to enter a window competition.
Cotswolds MP visits Mickleton Primary School
Reginald Sharpley: A neglected Campden Artist
Fresh Air 2013 - 11th Biennial Quenington Sculpture Exhibition
Court Barn Museum Chipping Campden receives award for quality Services
International Artist pursues Ophelia in paintings of the Artist and his Muse
A Researcher Like Any Other
BBC and University working together to put rising talent in spotlight