Horncastle Spring Show 2022 Postponed until June
Avian flu has been very widespread and persistent this year, and there is no prospect of the restrictions being lifted in time for the planned Spring Show which was to be in April. The new date for the show is 12th June at the Stanhope Hall in Horncastle. The schedule will be made available for download soon.
An announcement from Terry Marshall, Vice Chairman
Date: 1st February 2022
It has been a turbulent couple of years for most people within the Poultry fraternity, suffering a double whammy with the Covid 19 Pandemic, and now the Avian Flu is back again.
It is most important that all of us, who love our Poultry and our showing, give each other and our Club as much as support as we can. Things will get better!
As you will all know, the Young Stock show we hold in January had to be cancelled due to the Avian Bird Flu. We have managed to book Stanhope Hall, Horncastle for our main Spring Show. It will be held on the Sunday 24″ April 2022, which is much later than usual in the hope the Avian Flu restrictions will be lifted by then. This is a very Special Show which incorporates the Rare Breeds Show.
We would love to see entries from members and non members alike. A little prize money sponsorship has been obtained for this show, so there will be £30 for Best Rare Breed and £20 for Reserve Rare Breed. Main show will also have £30 for Best in Show, £20 for Reserve Best in Show, plus £10 for each winner on Championship Row and £10 for Best Pair/Goose/Turkey.
Terry Marshall
Vice Chairman
East of England Poultry Club
The next meeting is the AGM in March at the Revesby Village Hall, Revesby, Boston, PE22 7NA. Click the link below to see the original Vice Chairman’s letter.
If you wish to stand for committee, you can download a nomination form from the link below. Send your form to the Vice Chairman, or bring it to the AGM.
Terry Marshall
Vice Chairman, East of England Poultry Club
4 Beck Close
Keelby
DN41 8SB
Horncastle Autumn Show Results
Latest on bird flu: https://www.gov.uk/guidance/avian-influenza-bird-flu#latest-situation
