Look at the letters in the balls.

I wonder if they say something?

Join them from left to right, going down.

Why are there numbers under specific letters?

Maybe you add or subtract from something.

What about locating the original letter on the alphabet, and counting on or back?

Those green dots are weirdly bunched together at the bottom.

It looks a little like a code, but what code?

Six dots...could it be braille?

The letters at the top are backwards!

Perhaps the message is backward too?

I wonder if they read up then down, all the way across?

Letters in the stars? What's that about?

There's a letter shown on every fifth point. Hmmm. The alphabet?

Maybe the shimmer on certain points indicates a letter?

That red line is all over the place. Must be a code for something!

I recognise it... is it semaphore?

Guess I should Google semaphore and work out what it means.

A series of lines and dots on that yellow strip must mean something...

It looks familiar - I wonder...

Yes, it IS Morse - the backslashes must be breaks.

Dots on the letters? Why those letters?

It makes no sense in that order.

Does the number of dots signify the order?

What are those strange red markings, rotating around the card?

I recognise it... is it semaphore?

Guess I should Google semaphore and work out what it means.

Those funny grids in the corners make no sense!

Hold on - what if I combine them?

Those extra lines are there to throw me off the scent, but I won't be fooled!

Those balloons look paired up with two strings.

Vowels in one, consonants in the other...

I would combine them to make two words.

Those letters on the candles make no sense, up or down!

Hold on! What about diagonally?

Perhaps they build on each candle, going up one position each time?

The writing on that cake is just nonsense. Also, what does LIT=SPA even mean?

Oh... if LIT does equal SPA, maybe this is a Caesar Cipher key.

I'll change all letters, remembering that L=S, and so on.

What is that strange zig-zag pattern?

I've seen those letters in the grid on the bottom.

I wonder if he zig-zag pattern is a rudimentary path?

That strange sentence and the numbers on the top both have a semi-colon.

I wonder if the numbers relate to the words?

Perhaps the numbers are part of the word, spelling a phrase out?

There are numbers instead of letters all over the text.

I wonder what the numbers have replaced?

What if I put these missing letters in the shared order?

Those strange patterns on the side must mean something.

There is a strange set of letters on the base, in odd grids.

Those grid shapes seem to match the pattern...

Some of those letters appear to be glowing.

It might be worth writing them down/

Does this spell out the chief susepct?

What is that sequence of numbers on the top edge?

There are a series of bees. Can I find another bee with a letter?

Perhaps the numbers are an alphabetical clue, to show going forward or backward each time.

What are the letters on either side?

Can you read these letters in some way?

What if you read them from left to right?

Palace? L? And opposite is =1.2 and =.1.2.3. Eh?

The only other place you can find Palace is on the main text, on the first line.

Ah, maybe those number sequences are line.word.letter...

Lots of random capitals!

They don't seem to make sense.

I wonder if this is backwards?

That writing on the side looks complex. I wish there was a key.

CUT at one end, and WON at other?Hmmm.

This looks Like a Caesar Cipher.

The answer might be hidden in those letters.

Can I find a word or phrase looking down?

I'm sure I can see 'On' at the start...

Literally a hint? What?

I wonder if those four symbols indicate something?

Ah, those fours symbols LITERALLY show a HINT.

Those words on the bottom don't make any sense!

There are lots of the same letters. I wonder what they represent?

Are these Roman Numerals?

Letters and numbers. Yet it seems familiar...

The letters remind me of a childhood song.

Those numbers look like a geolocation.

Those three columns of letters must hold some clues here.

Take one and add one? Is this related to the alphabet?

Ah! So the middle column of letters stays the same, and I change the ones left and right!

Those words on top look familiar...

They are in the main text. What do the asterixes indicate though?

Oh, so do I collect the parts that have been starred out?

Why are some letters coloured?

Do they spell something out?

It must be the fake ghost.

Careless Motive? Does this link with the Ufologists line?

Some of those letters are larger than others.

Maybe I should collect the first two?

Numbers and letters? None of it makes sense.

How about collecting the letters in order?

Ah, one at time works! 1,2,3,4,1,2,3,4.

Those ghosts have letters on them.

There are three types of ghost.

Do they make three different words?

What are those parcels about?

Hold on, they aren't all the same.

They must correspond with something close by!

Braille! this should be easy!

Eh? This doesn't make sense.

Aha - the face is upside down for some of the time...

What about those broken letters?

Maybe it works backwards?

ERRATA: GE missing. Apologies, puzzlers!

What is that string of letters?

The full stops must be breaks.

Perhaps if I add vowels...

Morse code! This will be easy!

Hmm. I wonder which way it goes?

I'm sure Google can help out...

Help =4.4? What does that mean?

Maybe this links with the numbers on the other side?

Ah, so start at line 7, word 4, and then follow the numbers.

Vowels grouped in one place, consonants the other?

Maybe they combine together?

Ah, and the lines separate the words!

There's nothing anywhere for this puzzle - not a speck!

Actually, there are specks, under certain letters.

Do those letters make sense? I wonder if I've got things backwards?

Look for all the months in the text.

You should find them in the following order: May, June, September, March, October, February, December, November, August, January, April.

July is missing, so that is your month. Put the number of each month next to it (so January is 1, February is 2, and so on).

Add up the marked months (March, October, February, December).

You should have made 27. The answer is 27th July.

Start at the word quiz, and then follow the directions to the different events at the Fayre.

The first instruction is U2, so you move up 2, from Quiz to Sand Art.

You should end up at SOAK THE TEACHER.

Placing the different events on a grid, use the clues to identify the letters.

3A2 is the first column, third item down, and second letter, so A.

You should end up with: AT THE FAYRE

5A(- - -) = PUB is a cipher key.

5A(- - -) is DIP. If you know DIP=PUB, you know that letters have been moved 12 along on the alphabet.

Using the phrase written below, you should end up with: THIS IS WET WORK

Use the prize placements to see each key word.

1st Prize is first word, 2nd Prize is second word, and so on.

You should end up with ELECTRIC SHOCK NECK

Use the clue to investigate full stops.

Underline or write down the letter before and after each full stop on Additional Prizes.

You should end up with: WET SPONGES MAKES CIRCUIT.

Order the different events according to the information. You may find this easier to do physically.

The first three letters you start off with are A, E and C.

A, E, C, H, F, G, B & D.