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NEWS FROM THE BATTLE OF EVESHAM 2015 FESTIVAL

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FSB SUPPORTS LOCAL BUSINESSES PARTICIPATION IN FESTIVAL ACTIVITIES

FSB SUPPORTS LOCAL BUSINESSES PARTICIPATION IN FESTIVAL ACTIVITIES

by Mark Symington, 3 years ago

The organisers of the rapidly approaching Battle of Evesham 2015 Festival have announced the support of the Worcestershire branch of the Federation of Small Businesses (FSB). The FSB will be spo… Continue Reading »

PARK PLEDGES FESTIVAL SUPPORT

PARK PLEDGES FESTIVAL SUPPORT

by Mark Symington, 3 years, 1 month ago

Organisers of the forthcoming Battle of Evesham 2015 Festival have announced that Evesham Country Park is the latest sponsor to pledge financial support for the two-week event which begins on 1 … Continue Reading »

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Talk on fatal quarrel which saw head carried through Leominster - Worcester News

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Big boost for battle festival - Evesham Journal

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Schools fly flags at Parliament - BBC

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About Battle of Evesham

The Battle of Evesham was fought on the morning of the 4th August 1265, between the rebel barons led by Simon de Montfort and the army of King Henry III, under his son Prince Edward.

Heavily outnumbered De Montfort's charged his cavalry into the enemy ranks. The battle lasted for some hours before turning into a bloody massacre. Both de Montfort and his son Henry were killed, along with around 4,000 of his soldiers.

Despite defeat, Simon de Montfort is hailed a hero, he fought for the people; a democrat and the man who set up the first true Parliament. His fame in international and his Parliament is the template for others.

2015 is the 750th anniversary and Evesham will be commemorating the battle and his legacy with the Battle of Evesham Festival.