See also; Safety Policy Contingency Plans.

The Organiser and the Committee regard Health and Safety as the most important activity of this event. It is intended that all spectators shall comply with the event Health and Safety policy and the Health and Safety at Work Act 1974.

The Organiser has carried out a detailed risk assessment in areas open to the public to ensure that they are safe as reasonably practicable to prevent injury to yourselves or others.

The Organiser and Committee policy for Health and Safety is amplified by the following special instructions.

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As this event is held in open fields, spectators should wear suitable foot wear that would be considered suitable when walking in the country side for your own safety and comfort.

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Suitable clothing should be worn or carried in case of sudden change of weather conditions, taking into account the distance that car parks may be from the event show ground.

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At no time must you enter any area that is fenced, roped or designated non entry to the general public, unless such permission is given by an event Official. All instructions must be strictly adhered to.

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At all times if you are accompanied by children you must ensure that they do not enter any restricted area and that they must act in such a manner that they will not endanger other members of the public, exhibitors and event Officials.

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At any time your children become separated from yourselves, you should immediately request a public announcement to find your children. Children who suddenly find that they are on their own, especially the very young, can be severally traumatised when in large crowds of people.

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Should you be involved in any incident or have any concerns with the event, you must report the matter to the Organiser, Safety Officer, or Event Official as soon as possible.

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The Organiser has provided First Aid and medical cover at this event. Should you be unfortunate to have an accident, then you must report to the First Aid post for treatment and should the necessity arise that additional medical treatment is required, the Organiser will arrange this immediately.

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Dogs must not be left unattended in vehicles, especially in hot weather conditions. The Organisers reserve the right to enter any vehicle to release such dogs when deemed necessary, with or without the police assistance and may report such matters to the RSPCA. Dogs must be kept on a leash at all times.

Thank you for abiding by these rules and we hope you have a safe and enjoyable day.

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