ENGLAND'S World Cup hero Sir Geoff Hurst kicked off proceedings at a family fun day at a Stroud bar.
Sir Geoff - who scored a hat-trick in the final at Wembley in 1966 - signed autographs and posed for pictures at the All Sorts family day at the Carlton in Stroud.
The 82-year-old - who played over 400 games for West Ham United and was capped 49 times by his country - is the last remaining survivor of the 1966 World Cup winning squad.
On the day there was also a bouncy castle, BBQ, face painting and live music, all in aid to raise funds for charity All Sorts Gloucestershire.
The Stroud-based charity supports families who have children with additional needs.
All pictures by photographer Simon Pizzey
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