In pictures: Dogs don winter fair festive jumpers

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Shuki, pictured with owner Alex, was one of the most festively dressed dogs at the fair
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Lorna, Morgan and dog Harvey - who was was a bit nervous of the crowds
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Emma, Tring and Goldi. Emma thinks Goldi is one of only three corgis in Cambridge
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Zoe, Laina and Vicky, with dogs Hope and Daisy. Daisy was wrapped up in a jumper and a jacket to keep out the cold
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Sinead, Piera and Ollie, who was reluctant to sit on the cold ground but was eventually persuaded
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Bill and his dog Thandie, who is named after the actor Thandie Newton
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Jo and Henry's dog Orla celebrated her first birthday last weekend
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Sarah with her cockapoo Pepper who "enjoyed" the fair

3 December 2023

Hundreds of people attended Cambridge's Mill Road Winter Fair on Saturday to celebrate one of the most diverse and vibrant roads in the city.

Crowds enjoyed live music, craft stalls and a street parade.

Organised by volunteers and the Mill Road Traders Association, the event has been going since 2005.

As well as a diverse offering of food, drink and performances, it was arguably the diverse range in Christmas jumpers being worn by visiting dogs that stole the show.

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