Beyond Bear taking part in a tug o'war with 'Robbie Williams' was one of many highlights of a lively Carnforth Carnival!
The annual community tug o'war was part of a full day of family entertainment on Carnforth High School field.
Beyond Radio's Greg Lambert hosted the main stage introducing live music from Tom Woods, Ian Beattie as Freddie Mercury and Carl Briggs as Robbie Williams.
There was also a birds of prey display by Northern Sky Falconry, and children's races.
Families also enjoyed browsing the many different stalls on offer, and there was also a fairground.
Carnforth Carnival is run by a committee of organisers.
The Beyond Radio team on the day also included Vanessa Ramsden, Sam Cragg, Ethan Isaacs, Roy Ward, Luke Stutchbury, Beth Pipe, Paul Whitehouse, Luke Edmondson and of course, Beyond Bear!
Vanessa and Paul spoke to some of the stallholders and entertainers at Carnforth Carnival.
Singer Tom Woods (pictured below)

Kelly Wanless from Kelly's Little Sunshines
Carnforth Rotary
Ian Beattie as Freddie Mercury (pictured below)

Nigel Carey from Lancashire Fire and Rescue Service
Chris Humphreys from Lancaster Beekeepers
Jamie from the Community First Responders for North West Ambulance Service

Laura from the Friends of Carnforth Canal Play Park
Stacey from Alldays Farm
Nicole Debnam from the stall raising money for the Lancaster & Morecambe support group for Parkinson's UK
Carl Briggs as Robbie Williams (pictured below with Vanessa Ramsden from Beyond Radio)

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