BROOKE Street is ready to sparkle and dazzle on Sunday when thousands of people are expected at Inglewood Alive!
The annual street festival will see Brooke Street crammed with stalls, activities and more than 200 old vehicles.
Steve Gartside has been polishing Tony Hunt’s 1931 A Model Ford for the Inglewood Car and Bike Club’s show and shine. “I’ve had hot rods since 1959 and built this one from the ground up,” Tony said.
He said the club had more than 40 members across the region who were pleased to be part of the town showcase.
An organiser Anne Marie Davis said: “The festival promotes Inglewood, blending street activities with the wonderful antique shops and local cafes. This is the biggest day of the year and the development and tourism committee is ready for the fun.”
Events will also include woodchopping and fundraising by local groups.