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Residents can look forward to three days of fun at this year’s Military and Flying Machines show.

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The organisers of the event have extended the show from Friday August 2 to Sunday August 4 at the Damyns Hall Aerodrome in Aveley Road, Upminster.

Visitors can look forward to all day arena activities with loads of action and big bangs and fantastic live entertainment.

There will also be living history displays, military and classic vehicles, children’s entertainment, vintage fun fair and military and vintage stalls.

For more information visit www.militaryandflyingmachines.org.uk

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