VISITORS will be able to bet on where a cow poos and watch people in wheelbarrows be pushed through flaming hoops at a quirky village event.

"A quirky village fete on steroids", Pebworth Party in the Park is returning on September 1 with some old favourites such as the the villages Red Barrows wheelbarrow display team but also some new events like the human fruit tree.

Along with all the quirky events, the party will also have all the usual fete activities such as stalls, food and a dog show.

Karen Pearson, one of the organisers of Pebworth Party in the Park, said: "We tend to describe the event as a bit of a village fete on steroids. 

"Lots of quirky things happen but one of the highlights is the villages Red Barrows who will be going through a bigger flaming hoop this year, they are famously terrible but its hilarious. 

"We will also have many more fun and interesting activities, like hobby horse racing, a giant sack race, cowpat bingo and a human fruit tree. 

"For those wondering about cowpat bingo, we create a grid and let the cow in and people basically bet on where the cow will do its business."

The party will also have hampers, tombola, children's races, Morris dancers and much more. 

Around 2,000 people will gather on the village green from around Midday till 5pm with tickets costing £3 and children under 16 going in for free. 

Ms Pearson continued: "The whole event is great, it's such a great laugh. 

"We normally get between 1,500 and 2,000 people. 

"Everyone becomes like a big kid and they love it, it's exciting and a fantastic day out. 

"I was speaking with a mother who brought her two teenagers last year who said it was fantastic to see them spend the afternoon without them looking at their phones.

"The party is bi-annual because it's a lot of work to put it on but it's been going since at least 2003, so for over two decades. 

"All the money we raise goes towards local charities and community groups, last year I think we raised around £9,000, it's just proper good old-fashioned fun."