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Milnrow & Newhey April 2017

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Excitement Mounting for <strong>Milnrow</strong><br />

& <strong>Newhey</strong> Carnival <strong>2017</strong><br />

Excitement is mounting throughout the borough in anticipation of the <strong>Milnrow</strong> & <strong>Newhey</strong> Carnival and Summer<br />

Fete set for Saturday 24th June <strong>2017</strong>. The event is enjoyed by many people each year, who line the streets to<br />

watch the parade and attend the summer fete afterwards at <strong>Milnrow</strong> Memorial Park.<br />

The carnival committee aim to maintain tradition, contributing their time voluntarily to organise a village carnival, which is now<br />

in its 49th year. The event brings together the local community with a procession from <strong>Newhey</strong> to <strong>Milnrow</strong> and is followed by a<br />

fete with stalls and activities. We encourage Rochdale’s residents to participate, by promoting the event in the months preceding<br />

each year’s summer carnival. Local groups can make their presence known and relationships are forged. Children and adults<br />

alike dress in fancy-dress and a fun day is had by all. The event is promoted throughout the local press and online and projects a<br />

positive image of Rochdale from within.<br />

This year the committee are delighted to announce that Springhill Hospice will<br />

be their sole chosen charity for <strong>2017</strong> and 2018. Paul Kettle, Chairman to the<br />

carnival, commented "We are proud to raise valuable funds for such a fantastic<br />

charity which touches the lives of so many in our local community".<br />

The parade starts at 1pm at Haugh Lane, <strong>Newhey</strong>. The parade proceeds down Huddersfield Road, turns right towards<br />

<strong>Milnrow</strong>, up <strong>Newhey</strong> Road, continues through <strong>Milnrow</strong>, turns left onto Station Road, past Holroyds and then turns right onto Dale<br />

Street. It continues up through <strong>Milnrow</strong> and terminates at <strong>Milnrow</strong> Memorial Park for a Summer Fete.<br />

<strong>Milnrow</strong> Brass Band will lead the parade, with the Mayor and Mayoress of Rochdale Cllr Ian Duckworth and Mrs Christine<br />

Duckworth. Local schools are once again supporting the event along with pre-schools and many local groups with exciting new<br />

entries from the MNBG (<strong>Milnrow</strong> & <strong>Newhey</strong> Bridleways Group) and <strong>Milnrow</strong> WI.<br />

The committee once again welcomes to the parade COYOTE MCC which are a<br />

motorcycle group that have supported the carnival for many years. Their<br />

meetings are held in at The Old Cock Inn in Middleton and they are always<br />

looking for new motorcycle members to join them. For more information<br />

please look them up on https://www.facebook.com/CoyoteMcc/ for further<br />

details.<br />

For one parade entry this is a very a special year indeed. <strong>Milnrow</strong> Pre-School<br />

Playgroup are celebrating their 50th year of being open anniversary they<br />

would love for all people past and present to join them in the parade for the<br />

carnival walk and then for their Tea Party in the <strong>Milnrow</strong> Memorial Park.<br />

<strong>Milnrow</strong> Pre-School have taken part in <strong>Milnrow</strong> and <strong>Newhey</strong> Carnival for many<br />

years, although they used to be called <strong>Milnrow</strong> Playgroup, they are still the<br />

same dedicated people providing the same excellent service. Their theme this<br />

year is Alice in Wonderland and once they arrive at <strong>Milnrow</strong> Memorial Park<br />

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