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Festival Parade Will Bring a Carnival Spirit to Leyland
This year the parade vehicles for the Worden Motor Village will line up on Hough Lane from 11.00am with an opportunity for photographs with all the different types of cars, plus the military and specialist vehicles.
At 12 noon these head off to Worden Park followed on closely by the main parade, which this year is much bigger and better with floats galore
Floats, walking groups, dance troupes, bands, vehicles and entertainers will all take to the streets on Saturday 15th June for the Leyland festival Parade. They will bring a carnival spirit to the whole town, bursting with colour, energy and enthusiasm.
The traditional Festival parade is a much-loved part of Leyland Festival, dating back to the very first Leyland Festival held in May 1889. (For more about the Festival’s history, visit Leyland Library to see their display of Festival history taken from local archives)
The Festival has evolved over the years, but the parade is still very much a central part of the day’s festivities.
Community groups, charities and businesses are preparing a variety of floats and parade performances, all themed around this year’s Festival theme of ‘Music Through The Decades’. We cannot wait to see what they have in store!
Taking part this year we have:
Parade Vehicle Floats:
- Womens Institue
- Embers Dance Company, Vikki Emberton
- Lancashire Teaching Hospitals Maternity Services, Jenny Craddock
- A Gift 4 U, Andrea Roberts
- Rhythm Carnival Troupe, Maisie eccles
- Petite academy, Sally Dempsey
- South Ribble Netball Club, Leanne Leigh
- Leyland Playscheme, Ian Bruce
- The Base on Broadfield & Wade Hall Community Association, Andrea Andrews
- St Ambrose Players, Sam Torkington
- Mystique Cheer and Dance, Fiona Tyacke
- South Ribble Development Centre, Stacey duxbury
- Lisa Campbell, Homeinstead
- Danceworx, Emily-jade littlechild
- Girlguiding, Nadine Sumner
- Tracey Rigby Dance & Fitness (TRDF), Rachael Durband
- Little Kickers, Karen Smith
- North West TaeKwonDo, Chloe Bevan
- leyland warriors, sarah almond
- Helen Cooper, The Black Belt Foundation
- Helen, Allen
- Samba Espirito, Alison Butler
- Sambafriq, Caroline Jones
- St. Peter’s & St. Laurence’s CLCGB, Emma Crook