Stambourne

Sunday, 2nd June 2024 – 10am // Stambourne Charity Tractor Run, raising money for Breast Cancer UK. Craft fair and classic car/tractor show. Run to start at 10am. Start and finish at Stambourne Playing Field. £10 a tractor (places are limited). We would love you to part up your tractors after as part of our small tractor/car display. To get your place and your booking form, contact Colin on 01440 788 211 or email stambournetractorrun@yahoo.com

Join us for the Stambourne Charity Tractor Run, raising money for Breast Cancer UK.

Craft fair and classic car/tractor show. We would love you to part up your tractors after as part of our small tractor/car display.

To get your place and your booking form, please contact Colin on 01440 788 211 or email stambournetractorrun@yahoo.com. Places are limited so please book.

Stallholders wanted: we are looking for country crafts/small local business to sell or exhibit. £10 a pitch (set up from 10.15am. Show opens once tractors return around 12.30pm). Email Craftsbyamy23@outlook.com for more information and to book your pitch.

The planned route and times are below:

• Stambourne Playing Field/ Dyers End – 10am
• Gainsford End – 10.20am
• Toppesfield – 10.35am
• Stumps Cross/Weighbridge Farm – 10.43am
• Essex Hall – 10.53am
• Birdbrook Village (heading through Moyns Park) – 11.13am
• Eggshell Lane – 11.20am
• Lophams Farm – 11.37am
• Chapel End Way – 11.49am
• Stambourne Playing Field – 11.56am

All times are an estimate but with a Field Marshall at the front you should hear them coming.

We have a wide selection of tractors this year, from Field Marshall and grey Fergies to very modern John Deere and Massey and lots more too. Over 30 drivers this year so it’s looking to be a good run.
Don’t forget the afternoon’s events on the Playing Field start around 12.30PM. (Yes, tractors are due back at 12pm but it gives us time to park them all up safely.)

There won’t be any parking on the field unless you are disabled (sorry), are showing a classic car or are one of the tractors.

Craft stalls including:

• Crafts by Amy
• DK fabrications
• Bombtastic bombs
• Kellikin crafts
• Dinosaurs & Fairies
• As well as crochet and pebble art, bird boxes and fathers day and leavers gifts.

We also have:

• 1st Great Yeldham scouts with their tomahawk throwing range
• Colin’s Meat Feast with the Hog Roast
• A tea room selling tea and cake
• And Bulls Bridge Bars with a bar

Want more? See our Events Calendar »

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“Stambourne is probably as secluded a village as you can find within 50 miles of London” – Nicholas Enticknap

Welcome to the most comprehensive resource on Stambourne, a village in rural North Essex, UK.

Here you will find the live weather in Stambourne, our events calendar, ideas on what to do in the area, lots of information on the history of the village, what’s happening and almost 10 years of the Stambourne Newsletter, the village’s bi-monthly printed newsletter. There are also lots of photos of the village as it is now as well as in times gone by.

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“Stambourne is probably as secluded a village as you can find within 50 miles of London” – Nicholas Enticknap

Welcome to the most comprehensive resource on Stambourne, a village in rural North Essex, UK.

Here you will find the live weather in Stambourne, our events calendar, ideas on what to do in the area, lots of information on the history of the village, what’s happening and almost 10 years of the Stambourne Newsletter, the village’s bi-monthly printed newsletter. There are also lots of photos of the village as it is now as well as in times gone by.

Return to the Stambourne Ladies Group »