Bolton Upon Dearne

So here’s what will be happening on the day.
The ticket covers the entrance fee ONLY. The rides will be an additional cost.
We will have a Helter Skelter, chair of place, jump and smile, hook a duck and a 70ft assault course.
Pastures moo, Bear Street food and Body Carnegie fast food will be dishing out food on the day.
Alcohol will be on sale- ID must be shown on the day. Face painters for festival bling.
We will have a qualified first aid tent armed for medical care.
The full park will be fenced off. BODVAG takes security and the welfare of this community very seriously so we have an employed security team on the gates and in the park so everyone will feel safe.No ticket no entry.

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Tickets on sale later this week! Check out Bolton-On-Dearne Voluntary Action Group for info.

Please share and contact Bolton-On-Dearne Voluntary Action Group soon when ticket sales are announced!

Bands confirmed for the day, it’s going to be epic! 🌞🍺🥂🍾🍔🍕🎤🎸🎼🎹🎟
🙌🙌Ticket information to follow 🙌🙌
Update Russ Scothern to DJ in between sets!

Morning everyone. Anyone heading out today to fill up on beer and BBQ supplies at Tesco. Don’t forget to ask for the blue tokens please. We need you and thank you to those who have already.
Happy Bank Holiday from the BODVAG team.

WE NEED YOUR HELP.
If anyone shops at Tesco in Wath Upon Dearne or Furlong Road, Bolton. Could they please collect the blue tokens when doing your shopping. If you don’t receive them please ask for them. BODVAG have been entered in the bags for life scheme. All the money will be going back into OUR community. Please please can everyone share this status and get the word out to everyone in our community. Thank you.

Heavy Anti Aircraft Site WWII | Bolton Upon Dearne The heavy Anti-aircraft gunsite 330m south east of Lowfield Farm is a well- preserved example of an early to mid-World War II gunsite. It retains the functional

The Cross Daggers through the ages.

-the cross Daggers inn, the black and white photo is he original building.(unknown what date it was demolished) going by photo quality similar to others that are dated it looks to be the early 1900’s maybe even the late 1800’s.

-the sepia/brown photo is the Cross Daggers in the 1900’s and stayed the same design up until it was demolished in the 2000’s

- the colour photo is quite sad, one of the last images before the Cross Daggers was demolished and replaced by new town houses.

-the final image from google street view of the town houses that had replaced where the Cross Daggers used to sit.

If anyone’s got any more information on the Cross Daggers can you get in touch, even if it’s more recent, it’s all good to know!