The big smoke may seem an unlikely place to host a village fete but smoothie giant innocent will do just that in August.

Regent's Park will come alive with Morris dancing, welly wanging, duck herding and ferret-racing - to name just a few of the attractions - over the first weekend of the month.

The summer highlight also features cake stalls, a coconut shy, dog shows, a knitting tent and a host of traditional funfair rides.

Meanwhile, live music will be provided by the likes of the James Taylor Quartet, Imelda May, the Ukulele Orchestra, the Fairey Band and the Boy Least Likely To.

Money raised from the event is donated to a range of charities including the Samaritans, Friends of the Earth and Wellchild.

Interestingly, the innocent drinks company has its origins in a London festival. Its three founders started the business from a stall at a music event in the capital with just £500 worth of fruit in 1998.