Bramhall Village has celebrated another successful summer festival, with thousands of visitors and an 'incredible atmosphere'.

The festival, which runs annually, took place on Saturday 20 June for this year's iteration.

"From the moment the festival opened, the entire village came alive with an incredible atmosphere", a spokesperson said.

This year's event featured a market, live music, dancing, and food and drink. Local businesses also reported an increase in footfall, as attendees perused the shops around the village centre.

Plenty of Pimms, wine and beer flowed as festival-goers enjoyed the summer weather and watched some of the acts on the Strawberry Radio stage.

The event was also attended by Tom Morrison (MP for Cheadle), Cllr Mark Hunter (Mayor of Stockport), and other local councillors.

The event was organised by the Bramhall Together Trust, and was made possible through sponsors Frurt and United Utilities, and the work of the volunteers, performers, traders and visitors.

Following this memorable festival, the Trust's attention now turns to the next major community celebration, Light Up Bramhall, which will take place on Sunday 29 November.

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Organisers have already said they are looking forward to "bringing the community together once again for a spectacular festive celebration".

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