Organisers of next month's Timber Festival in Moira are offering a 25 per cent discount on tickets to people who live in the National Forest area.

The Festival was postponed last year due to the Covid pandemic, but it will be returning with a strictly limited capacity.

It lasts from Friday, July 2 to Sunday, July 4 with tickets selling fast for the Feanedock venue.

Tickets will not be available on the gate – and all tickets including car park passes must be booked in advance.

But the festival has set up a National Forest offer.

If you live within the National Forest, which includes part of the Swadlincote and South Derbyshire area, you are eligible for a 25 per cent discount on all tickets.

To book as a National Forest resident, call 0121 472 6688 or email [email protected] with your postcode.

Otherwise, you can book your tickets using the festival website HERE.

Timber is a joint venture between the National Forest Company and Wild Rumpus, who have come together to create an international festival exploring the transformation impact of Forests.