Sunday is the main day of the Tolpuddle Martyrs Festival.
It's been running since Friday but today sees the main procession through the village, the speeches from political heavyweights and some top class musicians.
It's free entry - but it costs £10 to park your car. This money goes to fund the festival and is also shared with volunteers from the village who support the church and village hall.
Motorists be warned - the main road through Tolpuddle (main Road/Dorchester Road) is closed to all traffic from 1pm to 6pm today.
Enter via the east if coming by car - follow the signs.
Organisers advise visitors to get there early today otherwise you may not be able to access the car parks. The festival camping car park is reserved on Sunday for disabled parking and will soon fill up.
Alternatively, there is a shuttle bus that runs between Dorchester South station and Tolpuddle on Sunday.
Once the march assembles for its 2pm start no traffic will be allowed on the road until the procession is over and it is safe.
Timetable
11am St John's Church Festival Service and songs of praise
1.15pm Wreath laying at the grave of James Hammett accompanied by the Red Notes Choir
10am-4.30pm Village Hall Coffee, cakes, salad lunches and cream teas
Main Stage
10.30am Robb Johnson opens the main stage line-up
10.45am The Brewer’s Daughter traditional folk tunes and original compositions
11.30am Husky Tones blues-rock duo
Speakers Kev Terry South West TUC Chairman introduces: Andrew Murray Unite Chief of Staff, Moyra Samuells Justice for Grenfell, Shakira Martin NUS President and Sally Hunt TUC President
1pm Ian Prowse performing politically-inspired material from a career spanning three decades
1.50pm President and Vice-President of the Methodist Conference, the Revd Michaela Youngson and Bala Gnanapragasam will lead a short prayer.
2pm Procession though the village
3.15pm Speakers including Nigel Costley South West TUC Regional Secretary, Frances O'Grady TUC General Secretary and Jeremy Corbyn MP Leader of the Labour Party.
3.45pm Misty In Roots hugely influential UK reggae band formed in 1975
4.45pm Billy Bragg
Sunday in the Martyrs' Marquee
11am Commoners Choir protest song choir
11.40am Ren Stedman
12.20pm Samantics
1pm The Fox and the Owl hailing from Bournemouth
3.45pm Crazy Arm political punk band
5pm Methodist Chapel Festival Service. The traditional end of rally service
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