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Corby Glen's 783rd Sheep Fair
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I30 June 2021
It is with regret that the Chairman of the Sheep Fair Committee, Keith Raby, has stepped down from his position after many years building the Sheep Fair up to what we all know and love. We would like to wish him luck for the future.
Corby Glen Sheep Fair
Corby Glen proudly presents its 777th Annual Sheep Fair
Neil Manning October 2015
The October issue of Village Link announces the 777th Event.
Bourne Local publishes online article 'Special weekend for the 777th Corby Glen Sheep Fair'
Neil Manning 30 September 2015
Important Information about our Sheep Sale
The 777th sheep fair
Neil Manning Fri 2 October 2015
The Grantham Journal announces the 777th Event.
Special weekend for the 777th Annual Sheep Fair
Neil Manning Fri 2 October 2015
The Stamford Mercury announces the 777th Event.
Stamford Mercury publishes online article 'Special weekend for the 777th Corby Glen Sheep Fair'
Neil Manning 30 September 2015
Village Link - Corby Glen 'ewe-phoric' at return of sheep to hostoric Fair
Neil Manning September 2015
The September issue of Village Link heralds the return of sheep to sheep fair
The Link - Corby Glen 'ewe-phoric' at return of sheep'
Neil Manning August 2015
The Link announces the return of sheep trading to the 777th sheep fair.
Bourne Local - Sheep to return for 777th Corby Glen fair
Neil Manning 31st July 2015
One of England’s oldest village fairs is set to return this autumn - and this time visitors can even expect to see some sheep. Corby Glen Sheep Fair will take place for the 777th time on Monday, October 4.
Stamford Mercury announces return of sheep to 777th Sheep Fair
Neil Manning July 2015
Corby Glen 'ewe-phoric' at return of sheep to historic Fair
Neil Manning July 2015
Corby Glen Sheep Fair, the oldest of its kind in England, is set to welcome the return of sheep to the 777th Event's auction on Monday 5th October.
Sheep Fair Committee calls on local people to support Lincs and Notts Air Ambulance
Neil Manning March 2015
The Corby Glen Sheep Fair Committee has called on local people to join them in supporting The Lincolnshire and Nottinghamshire Air Ambulance (LNAACT).
The Committee is pleased to announce that the clay pigeon shoot at the 2014 Sheep Fair Event raised £500 for the LNAACT but wants to get more people involved and donating to a service that saves many lives in the region every year.