Exciting Changes for the Great Yorkshire Show
The Yorkshire Agricultural Society is delighted to announce that the Great Yorkshire Show will now become a four-day event.
A raft of changes were implemented at this year’s show due to Covid 19 regulations. Some of these were very successful so after consulting with members, visitors, livestock and trade exhibitors, it has been decided to keep them in place.
This includes running the Show over four days, from Tuesday 12 July to Friday 15 July, 2022. There will be a limit on attendance each day to ensure everyone has a relaxed and enjoyable experience and membership numbers will also be capped. Tickets will be sold in advance only and they will go on sale earlier than usual – from Monday November 1.
The daily programme of events is still to be finalised but this will be made public early next year.
Nigel Pulling Chief Executive of the Society said: “The pandemic forced us to change the way we did things at the Show and there was not one section of the Great Yorkshire Show that was unchanged. This pressed a reset button on our whole operations and some of these changes were so successful, they are here to stay.
“Spreading the event over four days was met with an overwhelmingly positive response from our exhibitors, visitors and staff. Visitors felt that more space to navigate the showground made their whole show experience more enjoyable, while for exhibitors; four days and shorter hours meant they felt less pressurised.
“We look forward to organising and delivering a fantastic Great Yorkshire Show for you in 2022, which we hope will be our best yet.”
Tickets are on sale from Monday 1st November, online at: https://greatyorkshireshow.co.uk/ticket-information/
EDITOR’S NOTES
The Great Yorkshire Show is England’s premier agricultural event, organised by the Yorkshire Agricultural Society (YAS), a registered charity supporting rural Yorkshire.
YAS supports and promotes the farming industry through health care, business, education and scientific research.
The Society is supported by its family of businesses including Fodder, Yorkshire Event Centre, Pavilions of Harrogate and the Harrogate Caravan Park as well as events Great Yorkshire Show, Countryside Live and Springtime Live.
Businesses and events held at the Great Yorkshire Showground in 2019 contributed £73.7 million to the economy.
CONTACT
Jo Francisco
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Email: jof@yas.co.uk
Robert Whitaker riding Major Deleacour wins the Cock of the North showjumping event at the show.
