An annual horse fair with roots dating back around 750 years draws hundreds of travellers to a village, according to reports. The event leads to heavy congestion and parking disruption for local residents, with vehicles reported parked across multiple locations, including near a World War II memorial and in or close to a graveyard. Local streets become crowded as people and horses move through the area during the fair. Some residents describe practical difficulties managing the influx, including being forced to adjust plans as the village’s roads and surrounding spaces fill. The coverage characterizes the situation as sparking anger among locals due to the scale of the attendance and the impact on parking and access. Overall reporting focuses on how the long-running fair—despite its historical status—creates significant temporary strain on the village’s infrastructure during the event.