Corby Pole Fair LIVE - follow all the action from the 2022 pole fair with us TODAY
The Corby Pole Fair 2022 is under way – and you can watch all the action from home with the Northants Telegraph.
Corby Pole Fair 2022
Key Events
- Our reporters on the ground will be providing full coverage from 5am including the Charter reading, processions, and the legendary ‘stang’.
- Don’t forget your £1 toll unless you want to be placed in the stocks!
- You can send us your pictures on our Facebook page or over on Insta and we’ll do our best to include them in our coverage.
- We’ll be going LIVE on Facebook for all the important moments and will be updating here throughout the day.
Event map
If you’re visiting Corby for the first time today, here’s a map to help you find your way around the historic Old Village
The Vikings are in town
The Vikings are back in town with their leader Kori - see them on the field at Corby Old Village Primary all morning
Like to party?
Here’s the mini-guide for those of you with a song in your head and a dance at your feet. It’s the party-goers bible for the Corby Pole Fair!
Party Circuit mini-guide - Made With Many
Pole Fair may start at 5am but the fun doesn’t stop once the sun goes down! This mini-guide is for those who are looking for a good time to celebrate Corby. With music, exhilarating performances, a wide range of food and refreshments, Pole Fair is the perfect opportunity to eat, drink and be merry!
Old Village traders
Lots of the Old Village businesses are open as usual today including Genevieve Gifts
New town, you say?
If you’re into local history, here’s the ultimate Pole Fair guide to show you where and when you can find out more about 1,000+ years of Corby history today.
Heritage Hunter mini-guide - Corby Pole Fair
This mini-guide is for history buffs, curious Corby inhabitants and people with an interest in the past. Experience the rich heritage of Corby for yourself from The Charter and Vikings to the stocks and the pole itself and learn all about the Pole Fair and the town first-hand.
Walking parade
The walking parade featured giant puppets including John Anderson, a slave who escaped from Southern USA to Corby
