Thurston & Sons: The fascinating 100-year history behind Jesus Green s family funfair
The pop-up fair is back open this weekend with rides for all ages
Families rolled up to the fair last weekend for some much-missed entertainment (Image: Bronson Thurston)
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A pop-up funfair is currently brightening up Jesus Green with its retro rides.
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