NATIONAL CAGE & AVIARY BIRDS EXHIBITION

  

  

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61st NATIONAL EXHIBITION  4th & 5th DECEMBER 2004
2004 SHOW CANCELLED

No Future Shows  Planned At This Time

On behalf of IPC Media and Cage & Aviary Birds, it is with great disappointment that I have to inform you that the 2004 National Exhibition will not be going ahead in December as planned. IPC has run the National for the last 60 years, and had intended to hold it again as usual this year. Unfortunately, since August we have found ourselves dealing with an increasing number of difficulties that were beyond our control. They make it impossible for the National to go ahead and therefore cancellation is unavoidable. We have done everything in our power to proceed with the show.  You will appreciate from previous years that the planning for the National is extremely involved and must run according to strict timelines. This week the decision has been taken that the show cannot go ahead at Stoneleigh Park (our venue). We now find ourselves with insufficient time to locate an alternative venue in time to proceed with the show. I would like to take this chance on behalf of all those involved with the National to say how sad we are that the event will not be happening.

 Bernard Williams

Show Organiser

 

LAST YEARS ENTRY WAS 7150 WITH 1350 BIRDS IN THE SALES CLASSES
This year the Exhibition is being held at Stoneleigh Park the home of the Royal Show set in 250 acres of park land 9 miles from Coventry. easy access from junction 2 M6 and junction 15  M40. parking is free and you can park within easy walking  distance to the Halls. visit the Stoneleigh Website below for pictures and more details of the venue.
 
ADVANCE TICKETS CLICK HERE
 

 
 

Within 5 miles of Stoneleigh-park are Warwick Castle, a completely intact medieval castle which is one of the UK’s top ten visitor attractions; Kenilworth Castle, the enormous ruins of a fortress which has stood for over 800 years; and Coventry Cathedral, architecturally famous and completed in 1962 alongside the bombed ruins of the old 14th century one. 

Stratford-upon-Avon, the centre of Shakespeare Country with its many attractions including the Royal Shakespeare Theatre, is only 14 miles away.
Poultry Club of Great Britain are also holding there annual show on the same weekend in a nearby hall
     

2004 PROGRAMME OF EVENTS 

Saturday 4th December

   8.30 am    Judging of exhibits and press review         

   9.30 am    Exhibition opens to the public              

 10.00 am    Sales office Opens                                   

   2.30 pm    Judging of best Junior                             

   3.00 pm    Judging for Supreme Award                  

   6.oo pm    Show Closes

Sunday 5th December

   9.30 am   Exhibition opens to the public

   3.00 pm   Presentation of Awards                

   5.00 pm    Show closes

 ATTRACTIONS

Macaws Direct with large free flying aviary

Avian Art

Most Talented Bird competition

Over 90 Trade Stands 

35 Club & Society Displays

 CAGE AND AVIARY BIRD STAND

 

CLUB MEETINGS AT THE SHOW  

Why not hold your club meeting here!

 in the Avon Lounge

Saturday            to be announced

11am - 12noon 

12.15 - 1.45pm

  2.00 - 3.00pm

Sunday                to be announced

11am - 12noon

12.30 -1.30pm  

  2pm - 3pm           

  

CAGE & AVIARY  BIRDS 

 I.P.C Media, Stamford Street, London

Telephone

 020 7261 6095
 

SHOW ORGANISER 

Mr B C Williams

Telephone

01782 631642

Fax 

01782  713173
 

SHOW SECRETARY 

Lynn  Sullivan 

Telephone  

020 7261 6239

Fax   

020 7261 6095

 

SHOW MANAGER 

Mr B C Williams

Telephone

01782 631642

Fax 

01782 713173
 

THIS YEARS TICKET PRICES

Adults £9.50

Senior Citizen £ 8.50

 Child 5.00

ADVANCE PRICES

Adults £8.50

Senior Citizen £ 7.50

 Child 4.00
 

 

CARE OF BIRDS 

At the show the organisers provide a First Aid room for stressed, sick and injured birds this is manned at all times by experienced bird vets, also a inspection committee that makes regular inspections of all exhibits, trade and exhibition throughout the event to ensure the well being and comfort of the birds. It is also responsible for responding to complaints from the public, and where appropriate, implementing recommendations made by the Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals or other bodies

Please do not carry birds around the hall in unsuitable boxes, leave them with the trader until you are ready to leave, alternately place them in the case and box store where the birds can settle, better still transfer them to a cage and supply seed & water until ready to leave, an aviary or room will be available to swap birds from boxes to cages near to the box store. remember that birds are living things and poor treatment causes stress, which causes death

Health Certificates

are available at the show at certain times, for overseas visitors but they should check that there are no restrictions to export certain species before purchase

THIS EVENT IS

STRICTLY

NO SMOKING

IN THE

HALL

SEE YOU THERE DON'T MISS IT !