1000’s take pleasure in all of the enjoyable of Loughborough Fair – Newest Information – Information Updates

Published: Mon seventeenth November, 2025

Loughborough Fair rolled again into city final week with 1000’s of tourists having fun with all of the enjoyable of the truthful.

The occasion, operated by Charnwood Borough Council, came about from Wednesday, 12 November – Saturday, 15 November.

The truthful, which celebrated its 804^th anniversary, was the most important up to now with a complete of 183 stalls, rides and points of interest lining the streets of Loughborough city centre.

The Mayor of Charnwood, Cllr David Northage, formally opened the truthful on Wednesday, 12 November.

Cllr Jennifer Tillotson, the Council’s lead member for financial improvement, regeneration and city centres, mentioned: “Loughborough Fair was as soon as once more an impressive occasion with 1000’s of individuals of all ages having fun with the rides and points of interest.

“This yr’s truthful was the most important but and will definitely stay lengthy within the reminiscence for guests.

“Thank you to the showman and all the event staff and partners who have delivered an amazing few days of fun in the town centre.”

Loughborough Fair closed early on Friday night on account of an amber climate warning and Storm Claudia, nevertheless triumphantly returned on the Saturday to make sure a memorable remaining day of rides and points of interest.

This yr’s Loughborough Fair noticed rides, stalls and points of interest cowl the same old areas of the city centre together with Market Place, Granby Street automobile park, Cattle Market, Wards End and Bedford Square.

However, this yr, extra points of interest had been additionally accessible in Derby Square and additional alongside Swan Street.

You can view pictures taken on the truthful on the Council’s Flickr album and consider the Council’s protection of the occasion on their social media channels: @CharnwoodBC.

The first official constitution for Loughborough Fair was granted to the Lord of the Manor, Hugh le Despenser, in 1221 by King Henry III.