 In 1670, a charter from Charles II granted Weeton an annual fair for the sale of cattle and small wares to take place on the Tuesday and Wednesday following Trinity Sunday Tolls were to be paid to the Earl of Derby and are recorded in the Bailiff ’s Accounts for the manor from 1682 (they amounted to £4 12s in that year).During the seventeenth century, a weekly fair also took place in the parish.The Trinity fair began to falter in the 1920s as local cattle-farmers sought richer markets for their stock.