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South Cerney Show 2nd and 3rd August 2025

Scroll further down for the download of the show schedule. 

We are pleased to say that the South Cerney Show Schedule is now available electronically and in hard copy at  The Co-op, The One Stop, The Pennycress Cafe, Fenton's, The Laurels Pharmacy, Ewe Move and South Cerney Golf Club.

The Show has its own Facebook (show facebook  and Instagram (show insta ) pages to share photos and information and you can see what happened at last year’s show there!

Individuals can enter multiple classes on one email or entry form but you do need to do a separate entry email or form for each person even you are from the same household.

All entry emails or paper forms must be received by 5pm Tuesday 29th July.

The easiest way to place entries in the show is for you to email us. A simple email to southcerneyshow@gmail.com giving the class(es) you want to enter:

Name

Email address & phone number

Individual class entries in numerical order

Total number of entries

Or for a children’s class:

Childs name & date of birth

Parental email address & phone number 

Children's class entries in numerical order 

Total number of entries 

NB. Children may also enter adult classes, with just the information as given above for adults.

But of course, if you want to enter manually on paper that is absolutely fine and you should fill out a paper entry form and deliver it to us.  The address is on the entry form.

Paper entry forms can be found inside the Show Schedule on page 9.

Lastly, please take note of the rules and hints and tips around entries on pages 3 (how to enter), 9 (entry form), 13(environmental awareness), 14 (hints for exhibitors) and 15(rules of the show).  This is not as exhausting as it sounds!

Tree Planting at the Village Hall

In the 1950's, the youngest local cub Scout, Andy Beard, planted a tree outside the village hall with all of the Scouts, Brownies and Guides looking on, one of whom was Enid Chubb.

Over the past couple of years, the tree has not done well and it was decided that it needed to be replaced. 

Today, despite the weather, members if the Beard family and the Chubb family have replanted a new tree outside the village hall alongside sone of the Village Hall Trustees and one of our new Guides.

This will create new memories for our village and also allow us to remember special people that have been part of our village for so long. 

Thank you to all that attended and to James Harris for sourcing the tree and making the area ready for today. 

We hope in better weather at our 100 year anniversary of the village hall next year, we will be able to recreate the original photo with all of our current Scouts, Brownies and Guides.