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30/09/2026

CREWE COMIC CON 2026 ⚡📸

Crewe town centre looked a little different on Saturday… Stormtroopers, superheroes, cosplayers and some seriously familiar movie cars took over the streets for Crewe’s first town-wide Comic Con.

From the DeLorean and Jurassic Park Jeep to Star Wars characters, cosplay competitions, retro gaming and comic creators, there was something happening around every corner.

The event stretched across the town centre, Crewe Market Hall, PLATFORM and Grand Junction Retail Park all completely free to attend. Discover Crewe

One of my favourite things to photograph is a town when it changes character for the day and Crewe definitely did that.

Great costumes, loads of families out and plenty of brilliant little moments in between.

Here are a few frames from the day. 📷

Big credit to and everyone involved in bringing the event into the heart of the town.

30/09/2026

20/09/2026

Northwich Street Stories | B**r Festival, Day Two 🍻📸

Saturday gave Northwich one more afternoon and evening together at Memorial Court. Pints were poured, music played, and familiar faces kept finding each other in the crowd.

Here’s my second set of photos from Brews, Tipples & Tunes. Take a look, tag someone you spot and tell me your favourite moment from the weekend.

A big thank you to Rotary in Northwich and all the volunteers who made it happen. Until next year! 🍻

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19/09/2026

Northwich Street Stories | A Friday night at the B**r Festival 🍻📸

A familiar face across the room. A conversation over a pint.

Music carrying through Memorial Court. Friday was one of those nights when Northwich felt like Northwich and I was there with my camera to catch a little of it.

Here are my photos from day one of Brews, Tipples & Tunes. Have a look through and tag anyone you recognise.

The festival is back today, Saturday 19 September, if the photos make you wish you’d come along:

🍺 12 noon–4pm — relaxed afternoon session
🎶 6pm–11pm — evening session with live music
📍 Northwich Memorial Court, Chester Way

🎟️ Tickets and details - https://beerfest.org.uk

See you there, Northwich.

https://beerfest.org.uk

25/08/2026

What an absolutely incredible day PCF26 was! 🍹🎉

The atmosphere across Northwich was amazing from start to finish. Everywhere you looked there were people smiling, dancing, performing, celebrating and simply enjoying the town. Huge credit to everyone involved in organising the festival, along with the staff, volunteers, performers, traders and everyone who came along and made the day what it was.

I was there primarily photographing the event rather than filming, as PCF26 already had a dedicated videographer covering the day.

I did, however, have a 360 camera mounted on my camera rig recording from my point of view as I moved around the festival, so I thought I’d put together a little film from that perspective.

This is just a **five-minute snapshot of a long and amazing day**, trimmed down to a small snippet of what I saw while making my way around town with the cameras. It’s not meant to be a complete record of everything that happened — there was far too much going on for that — just a little look at PCF26 through my eyes.

Hopefully it captures even a fraction of the atmosphere and just how special the day felt.

What a day, Northwich. ❤️

**See you next year. 🍹**

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23/08/2026

23/08/2026

Every town has a story. Some are written in stone, some in memory, and some begin with something completely unexpected.

For Northwich, it began with a song.

Rupert Holmes was born here in 1947. Decades later, Escape - The Piña Colada Song became known around the world, but the story somehow found its way back to the town where it started.

What began as a quirky local connection became a festival, then a tradition, and eventually one of the biggest days in the Northwich calendar.

And in 2026, the town came alive once again.

The quiet streets disappeared beneath colour, music and thousands of people. Drums rolled through the town centre, performers filled the roads, crowds packed around the stages and every corner seemed to have something happening.

For a few hours, Northwich stopped feeling like an ordinary market town and became one huge celebration.

But this year, the story had one final twist.

The man behind the song came home.

Rupert Holmes returned to Northwich and stood in front of the festival his music had helped inspire, bringing the whole story full circle.

A song became an idea.
An idea became a festival.
And a festival became part of the town.

This is Piña Colada Festival 2026.
This is Northwich.

Spotted yourself, a friend or someone you know? Feel free to tag them in the comments and share the story. 📸🍍

A huge thank you to everyone who brought Northwich to life and made Piña Colada Festival 2026 another day to remember.

Also massive thank you to Batala Manchester

(apologies on the delay, Facebook was not playing ball with uploads)



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