Wild camping on Wainwright's 214 fellspublished at 07:26 British Summer Time 25 April 2021
Russell Moorhouse is wild camping on all 214 Wainwrights to raise money for a mental health charity.
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Russell Moorhouse is wild camping on all 214 Wainwrights to raise money for a mental health charity.
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The annual meeting for members of the Gypsy, Romany and travelling communities attracts tens of thousands of people.
The date of 12 August has been agreed by organisers and Eden District Council, although it is still subject to changes in government policy around the pandemic.
It was cancelled last year for only the second time in 250 years because of the pandemic.
Les Clark, chair of the Appleby Horse Fair coordinating group and deputy chief executive of Eden District Council, said: “Selecting a date has been a difficult process. As the traditional date is not viable, there has had to be compromise on all sides. I would like to thank everyone for their patience and for willingness to find common ground during what is a difficult time for everyone.
“We ask that the Gypsy and traveller community sticks to the August date and urge people not to make plans for visits at other times."
Billy Welch, Gypsy and traveller representative on the organising committee, said: “Whilst the Gypsy and traveller community would have been happier for the fair to be held earlier in the summer, we are happy with the compromise date.
“I urge people to stick to the August date and not to make plans to come at other points in the summer.”
The fair has existed under the protection of a charter granted by James II since 1685.
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