Berkshire Search and Rescue Dogs (Berkshire SAR Dogs) is a volunteer dog organisation on call 24 hours a day, 365 days a year to assist Search & Rescue Teams, the Police and other Emergency Services.   Our primary role is to assist in locating lost or missing vulnerable people within Berkshire and its surrounding areas.  Berkshire SAR Dogs became a registered charity in the UK in March 2004 and is entirely reliant on sponsorship and donations to exist and carry out its work.

The Team is made up entirely of volunteers who (together with their dogs) undergo constant training and must meet rigorous standards in order to obtain operational status.  Our dog handlers and support staff have to fit this in around having full time occupations also.

Berkshire SAR Dogs currently has approximately 30 human and 20 K9 volunteers as full time members of the Team. All types of dog breeds are considered on their merits but not all are suitable. We currently have several operational Border Collies as well as a selection of training Labradors, Springer Spaniels and other breeds and cross breeds.

Bramley Hedge Raptors - Saturday and Sunday

The Bramley Hedge Raptors  Bird of Prey displays are run by experienced and professional falconers with a passion for the birds that will thrill the audience. 

Their demonstrators have an extensive portfolio presenting at fetes, country shows and corporate events throughout the UK, they have also appeared in numerous television programmes, including Sky TV, The Really Wild Show, BBC Weather Show, Meridian and CBBC to name but a few! They provide a large selection of birds including Eagles, Hawks, Falcons, Owls and Vultures.

There will be arena displays plus a static display of the birds for the duration of your event housed
in our marquees.

The birds are flown to demonstrate their outstanding natural abilities during which time you will observe the awesome power of the Eagles, cute and cuddly Owls and Falcons swooping past at 150mph!

Joseph Peace is The Manchester Company of Extreme Largeness in a highly original Fire Stunt Spectacular, mixing fire stunts with comedy and audience response.

Totally unique with comedy, banter and audience response, he really knows how to work a crowd and to top it all he performs amazing fire stunts, culminating in a jaw dropping leap through a wall of fire on a BMX bike, wearing nothing but hilarious frilly gold shorts! 

Freestyle Moto-Cross is a radical sport designed to thrill spectators with a display form of off-road riding.

 The riders, of all ages, are pure athletes who have taken the sport of Moto-Cross to a new level of entertainment and perform acrobatic stunts over ramps between 18m - 30m long. You will see a radical airborne motorcycle aerobatics and ground based stunts – the biggest and best moves and tricks are saved till last!

Jamie's website says: "I have being riding since the age of 6. After a few years of riding I then turned my attention to FMX (Freestyle Motocross), a variation on the sport of motocross, in which motorcycle riders attempt to impress judges with jumps and stunts.
After winning three British FMX Championships and three NASS events with tricks and stunts,  I decided to form Squibbfreestyle and bring the show to the public."

The Sport Martial Arts Academy is amongst the most respected Martial Arts training centres in the UK.

By Working in partnership with our students and parents alike SMA creates a friendly environment
that promotes positive learning, and helps develop confidence by setting high but realistic goals.

Founded in 1999 by Master Gary Egleton is fast becoming one of the most successful Martial Arts schools in the area. Understanding the impact of the mental benefits of Martial Arts as well as physical ones, building a Martial Arts program like no other. Encompassing learning life skills and leadership skills which provide positive results on a personal level in every aspect of someone's life, and training each and every student to become a Black Belt Leader, whether 5 years or 50 years old.

For more info visit http://www.asma.org.uk/