Sutton On Trent 2007 Village Festival - The 22nd Steam Threshing festival organised and run by the Sutton on Trent Village Fund Trustees, a registered charity

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	Welcome to the 23nd Sutton on Trent Village Festival. It provides two days of fun, frivolity and entertainment. The extensive main ring programme provides something for everyone. There are flypasts, vintage cars & tractors, bouncy castles, stalls, fine food, bbq, beer and much much more. The festival is built around the traditional Steam Threshing method of producing wheat and bailing straw. In August willing volunteers help to harvest the locally grown wheat using a 1950’s Lanz Binder. Under the guidance of Robin Drury over the two days 2 ton of wheat is processed through a 1949 Foster Threshing drum. more See the boys harvesting in our gallery
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	WOW, what a festival! Great weather, great entertainment and a great turnout! A huge thank you to everyone who was involved and helped make this year the best Sutton Festival yet! Keep checking back for updates on next years festival being held on the 6th & 7th September!	Quicksilver world speed record challenge boat visited the festival this year. Keep track of the attempt's progress on the Quicksilver website! Also we are having a competition for the best photograph of this years festival, with a £20 prize for the winner! We are looking for a picture that really portrays the spirit of this years festival. Send your entries to info@bazzoo.com	Mark Jeffries 8 times British aerobatic champion will perform his spectacular air display. more

	Thank you to our sponsors. Bazzoo graphic design and print and esurv Chartered Surveyors	We are keen to collect a record of past and present festivals. If you have have any photo's please email them.	Over the last 20 years many thousands of pounds have been raised for the benefit of the local community. more