A long-awaited village fête has returned after more than 16 years.
The event in St Martins featured dance and gymnastics performances, and an under-14s football match.
Tracy Evans, organiser of the event, said: "It was a fun day filled with dance, gymnastics, and an under-14s football match against Ellesmere under-14s, resulting in a 2-2 draw.
"The fire service and police were also in attendance, with the fire service still attending even after being so busy lately with wildfires."
Fun at St Martins fete. (Image: Tracy Evans.)
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St Martins Fete returned after almost two decades last weekend. (Image: Tracy Evans.)
Ms Evans said the event aimed to raise funds for the village hall while bringing together old and new residents.
She said: "although has been time consuming a lot or hard work and stress it had all been worth it to see the community come together and support the village hall and all the stall holders."
Fun at St Martins fete. (Image: Tracy Evans.)
Ms Evans thanked fellow trustees, volunteers, John "at the keys" for running the bar and arranging a food stall, and Shaun from Oswestry Takeaway for stepping in at short notice.
She also thanked businesses that donated raffle prizes.
Fun at St Martins fete. (Image: Tracy Evans.)
Ms Evans said she hopes to see everyone again next year for an even bigger and better fête.
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