THE final NSPCC Christmas Fair at Castle Howard will be the biggest ever staged at the country house.
Organisers have announced there will be extra stalls in a new marquee attached to main house, taking the total to more than 70.
The fair, which moves to Duncombe House in 2016, runs from November 5 to 7.
Wildlife artist Robert Fuller, who will have a stand showcasing his work, said: "I have a lot of respect for the work that the NSPCC do. They are a wonderful charity.
"I know that all children love wildlife and so I like to think that my paintings are in keeping with the spirit of the NSPCC Castle Howard Christmas Fair in that they would inspire children everywhere.”
Ryedale’s Tory MP Kevin Hollinrake will also visit the fair where potential gifts will include toys, books, jewellery, art, gardening, fashion, Christmas decorations, kitchen and homeware.
He said: “I am delighted to support this fantastic cause and the tremendous efforts of the organisers of the NSPCC Christmas Fair.
“This is one of the leading events in the Yorkshire charity calendar; the £55,000 raised last year has directly improved many children’s lives.”
For tickets and more information, visit www.nspcccastlehowardchristmasfair.co.uk
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