AN Exmoor village is bringing back its scarecrow festival in May after a 16-year absence.
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Villagers are being asked to collect entry forms at a cost of £5 from the village stores to be returned by May 6 in time for judging from Saturday, May 9.
There is no theme for the competition, with people left to use their own imaginations when creating their scarecrows.
A spokesperson said: “Village brains are whirring, creative juices are flowing, and amazing scarecrow plans are emerging, and all in a good cause.”
Prizes will be presented in a number of categories during a barbecue on the village playing field on Sunday, May 10.


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