Organisers of Aylburton Carnival were well prepared for Saturday’s blistering heat with new gazebos and a pergola to provide extra shade for visitors.
It was so hot that the planned dog show was cancelled for the welfare of he animals
The parade took it traditional route from Taurus Crafts, along the A48 to the Aylburton Business Centre and then back to the Memorial Hall field.
The carnival is the main fundraiser for the upkeep of the memorial hall.
The float entries included the Friends of Aylburton School, The Cross Inn and Arete Dance Academy who won first prize.
Get your latest local news for free in your email inbox Lydney Rugby Club’s junior section won the prize for the best walking entry.
Among the many attractions were Lydney Training Band.

The Friends of Aylburton School float. (Forest Review)

Lydney Training Band playing Petula Clark's hit Downtown. (Forest Review)

Jane Tovey, Sandra Rickards, Gill Brickell, Janice Whiteley of Aylburton WI helped keep visitors hydrated. (Forest Review)

On the Aylburton WI stall were Dawn Price.
Dee Goode, Elizabeth Day, Claire Bloomfield, Margaret Morgan and Debbie Tomlin. (Forest Review)

John Havers his daughter Emily and sister Nicola were working in temperatures as high as 42 degrees Centigrade in their family-run Forest of Dean Hogroast kitchen. (Forest Review)

A display by one of the RPM bike trials team. (Forest Review)

The Cross Inn'scowboy-themed float. (Forest Review)

Kirstie Kylie, Natalie Whitehead, Becky Cameron Helen Vine and Helen Vine were part of the Carnival Team. (Forest Review)

Robert Sergeant, Charlie Vine, Stuart, George and Luke Cole were working behind the bar. (Forest Review)

A World Cup themed float. (Forest Review)

Lydney RFC Juniors won the best walking entry prize. (Forest Review)
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