The clock will be turned back 60 years in Dover this weekend when vehicles, displays, fashions and dancing will all be 1940s-style.
The Hellfire Corner weekend activities are centred on Pencester Gardens starting on Saturday and Sunday at 10am.
On Saturday, there are 1940s fashion shows at 12 noon and 3pm, the Lindy Hoppers dance displays are at 1 and 4pm, and the Jeff Short Swing Band will be playing at Dover Town Hall at 7.30pm.
On Sunday, a Punch and Judy Show will be taking place at 10.30am, with another fashion show at 12 noon. The Betteshanger Brass Band will be playing classics from the 1940s at the Pencester Pavilion at 1.30pm.
Throughout the weekend, military vehicles will be on show, and there will be exhibitions in the town centre, as well as in Pencester Gardens.
Hellfire Corner Weekend
Tuesday, 6 June 2006
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