Community festival Franki Fest is coming to Royton Park

Tragic Frankie Jules-Hough was killed in a road incident. Image courtesy of GoFundMe

On Saturday, August 2, Royton Park will come alive with music, rides, and powerful remembrance as the local community gathers for Franki Fest.

Franki Fest will be a festival in memory of Oldham mum Frankie Jules-Hough and her unborn daughter Neeve, who were tragically killed in a road accident that also left two young boys in comas.

Marking what would have been Frankie’s birthday, the event is not only a celebration of her life, but a call to action.

Proceeds will support Frankie and Neeve’s Road Safety Academy, a charity dedicated to saving lives through education, school outreach, and youth engagement.

Franki Fest highlights will include:

Live bands and tribute acts
Inflatables and fairground rides
Police and ambulance service engagement
Food trucks and bar area
Road safety awareness activities
Also a special surprise celebrity appearance

The festival aims to turn pain into purpose, helping ensure no other family suffers such a loss.

The event will take place at Royton Park on Saturday, August 2, starting at 12 noon.

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