This year’s event has been scaled down from the traditional race course venue, due to the Knavesmire running extra races, but the festival remains big in all our hearts.
This afternoon saw the traditional trade only section, allowing the breweries, the publicans and others in hospitality to meet and exchange tales.
Among them were Mark Ellwood and Dan Druce of the Rook And Gaskell public house, sited just around the corner from the church.
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