A popular attraction was a performance by the Washford-based South Coast Waves cheerleading team.








Andrew Mitchell with his Exmoor Flyer at Williton Fete highlighting the 'Against Breast Cancer' charity. PHOTO: George Ody.
Jessica Gribble trying her archery skills at Williton Fete. PHOTO: George Ody.
Best in show at Williton Fete's fun dog show went to Kiarra, a Staffy/ Bordeux/Mastiff mix, pictured with owner Sharon Holland. PHOTO: George Ody.
Williton Fete produce show champion Les Dixon and runner-up Sue Westbury. PHOTO: George Ody.
Chris Bye and Peggy Hendrickson man a stall at the village fete for Williton Hospital League of Friends. PHOTO: George Ody.
The Rev Mark Phillips selling books and gamest Williton Fete for St Peter's Church. PHOTO: George Ody.
Harriet Bruford trying her hand at 'welly wanging' at Williton Fete. PHOTO: George Ody.
Lance Corporal Georgia Taylor and Cadet Heidi Thomson from Doniford Platoon of the Army Cadet Force demonstrate First Aid at Williton Fete. PHOTO George Ody.
Organisations running fund-raising stalls included Williton Hospital League of Friends and St Peter’s Church and a wide range of amusements featured ‘welly wanging’, archery, and jumping through hoops
There were also produce and craft shows and First Aid demonstrations by the Doniford Army Cadets platoon.
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The produce show champion was Les Dixon, with Sue Westbury as runner-up, and the fete’s fun dog show was won by Kiarra, a Staffy/Bordeux/mastiff mix, owned by Sharon Holland.










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