Langham Village Street Market will be taking place on 28 August, and there is still space for stall holders to join the lively event.

Come and join the fun, sell your wares and have a fantastic day out on Bank Holiday Monday, 28 August, 10am until 3pm.

As well as private market stalls, there will be all the usual array of popular Village Hall stalls, including:

• bric-a-brac
• books
• tombola
• a raffle

The Grand Raffle will have a huge number of prizes including cash and various vouchers for meals/services etc. Other attractions for everybody in the family to enjoy include two displays by Rutland Morris Men, a display of Classic Cars and children's games in the Parish Church and Churchyard.

Food and refreshments will also be provided in the Village Hall all day, as well as at the Wheatsheaf public house, who will be hosting a barbecue on Church Street.

Langham Church will also be a part of the fun at the Langham Village Market in August. Image credit: Nub News.

Church Street, between Melton Road and Ashwell Road, will be closed and the Street Market stalls will replace the traffic for the day event.

Stalls will be located at the Village Hall, in driveways and further down Church Street towards the main car parking area on Ashwell Road. A one-way system will operate again to help stall-holders in setting up before the road closure. Parking, including for the disabled, will be signposted.

To ask for application forms for Street Market pitches, email [email protected], via the website or telephone 01572 771115.

There are three price bands for stall holders:

• £15 for Langham residents
• £20 for registered charities
• £27.50 for commercial traders

Stalls must be booked and paid for in advance. The limited number of stall positions suitable for gazebos are likely to book up very quickly.

All proceeds from Village Hall stalls and refreshments, tombola, raffle and Street Market pitch fees will be used for Village Hall refurbishments and maintenance to benefit the charming village of Langham.

Find out more on the Langham Village Hall website.

Alternatively, let us know what is going on in your area by emailing [email protected].