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The 2021 show (fingers crossed) will be on Tuesday 3rd August (it is always the first Tuesday in August).It is with regret that the Egton Bridge Old Gooseberry Society committee has reached the inevitable conclusion that the 2020 edition of the oldest gooseberry show in the world has to be cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The safety of our members and visitors is our principle priority and we can see no way to even hold a ‘socially distanced’ show. We are confident that we will be flooded with tales of monster berries robbed of their moment of glory, it is amazing how berries that never make it to the show are the largest ever grown.
We wish all our members, supporters and friends best wishes, stay safe and tend those bushes with all the TLC they richly deserve. We would welcome any pictures of the berries that would have been so that next year we can at least have a display of the show that would have been.
Any questions or queries should be addressed to the myself.
Best regards,
Ian Woodcock
Secretary
Egton Bridge Old Gooseberry Society
E-mail: enquiries@egtongooseberryshow.org.uk
Website: www.egtongooseberryshow.org.uk
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Road Directions
By Road: From the A171 between Whitby and Middlesbrough. Egton is signposted approximately 6 and a half miles inland from Whitby. Turn off is signposted Egton, Grosmont. Bear left onto High Street. At Egton continue through the village following signs for Egton Bridge. By Public Transport: The Middlesbrough to Whitby Esk Valley Railway runs through Egton Bridge and stops at Egton station which is only half a mile north. Also the seasonal Moors bus number 99 services this area. Accessible by Public Transport: Egton station is 0 miles away.
