Start of Summer Fete 2007...
Stalls getting ready for the visitors...
Plants stall in action with some lovely plants and flowers... and you can see the samosa van standing behind, which served really well!
Our Neighbourhood Watch coordinator with his stall. Some really important home security tips were given out. You can contact him through this website...
Tombola stall in action... it was a great attraction to the 'young' and 'not so' alike!
Winners of some great prizes...
And more winners...
Our local councillor handing out a prize to a lucky winner...
Winner of House of Commons Whiskey donated by our Member of Parliament...
And this young winner got something for his dad! Of course, it was held on to until he arrived...
Well done councillor... You took away the grand prize! Courtesy David Wilson Homes
Beat the (almost professional) goalie...
And if you cannot then at least splat the rat!!!
Come on mum, I'll show you where the Kids' Corner is...
Kids' Corner in action. It was a big hit with kids and parents alike...
More of Kids' Corner in action...
And see, I was right; it was a big hit...
Kids participating in activities and fun games...
A Junior Doctor has just arrived! Participant of Fancy Dress competition at the 'name the bear' and 'guess the weight of the cake' stall...
Well done doctor! ...winner of the Fancy Dress competition. Our councillor judged and gave away the prize.
Recycle, Recycle, Recycle... well that's the message given out here at Biffa stall. Jokes apart - we thank our friends in Biffa who came along to help us undertand the importance of recycling and to allow us to conserve and protect our environment. The information given out was invaluable. A big 'thank you' to Biffa. You can use the information and links on this website to know more about recycling tips.

Important Notice - It has been brought to our attention that some residents are feeding the horses at the junction of Lady Hay Road and Hallgate Drive and also on the secured access road. The owner of that property where the horses are has also reported to us about some residents throwing away their garden waste and other rubbish on or close to that property. This is unlawful and anyone indulging in that act could be reported for 'fly tipping'. BHRA very kindly requests all the residents of Bradgate Heights to ensure that these acts do not take place. It is for the benefit of the residents of the estate as well as for general cleanliness of the surrounding areas including the estate itself. Thank you.