The cancellation of last year's event after the death of the Queen caused controversy in the town.
The Michaelmas Fair usually pulls in big crowds to Bishop's Castlefollowing the death of Queen Elizabeth II but businesses acted quickly to put activities on.The trustees of the fair, in consultation with key supporters have set a date for the 2023 Michaelmas Fair as Saturday, September 16.They said:"We need to get as many local groups, volunteers and businesses as possible to help us showcase our wonderful town.
"The fair brings a great many people into Bishop’s Castle and it is an ideal opportunity to present local talent, raise money or awareness for your particular organisation."Anyone interested in helping can email [email protected] to offer help in any way.
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