All aboard to make this year's Cleethorpes Carnival the biggest and best yet
THEY say that many hands make light work, so roll up your sleeves and help make Cleethorpes Carnival the success of years gone by.
The carnival committee and its partner, Youngs Seafood Limited, wants volunteers to join them in making the return of the carnival the biggest and best yet.
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The Cleethorpes Carnival will return once again this year.
They are appealing for help from people in various areas of expertise – from haulage companies to costume designers, scaffolders to insurance workers – and all are invited to the official launch on Monday, February 4, at Cleethorpes Memorial Hall.
Parade committee member Leanor Pidgen, pictured, is positive this year's parade through the resort could be the best yet.
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She said: "To make the carnival the best it can be, we need the support and help of people who specialise in certain areas, whether they are retired, have a bit of spare time or just want to do their bit.
"We need people who can offer services or just give advice about all the things paraders may come up against, from float building to help getting their insurance sorted."
Young's Seafood stepped in to save the carnival, which was cancelled this year when North East Lincolnshire withdrew funding from the £30,000 event last year.
It has been a calendar highlight for the resort since it started in 1976 and last year brought 25,000 people into the resort and raised thousands of pounds for the local economy.
Leanor continued: "Young's wanted to get involved with us as a way of giving something back to the community. We are thrilled they have saved the carnival, it is returning once more and will be a legacy to the resort."
Laura Mummery, executive assistant for Young's Seafood's chief executive Leendert den Hollander, said: "We are really looking forward to this summer's Cleethorpes Carnival.
"The launch event is a crucial part of its organisation and we encourage anyone who would like to be a part of this to come along.
"We're excited about working with the community to make this year's Cleethorpes Carnival a fun-filled day out for all the family."
If you think you can help, go to the official launch on Monday, February 4, at Cleethorpes Memorial Hall at 6.30pm – see your Grimsby Telegraph for coverage.
And log onto www.thisisgrimsby.co.uk to view some videos of carnival parades gone by.
Comments
by DannyWilde
Tuesday, January 15 2013, 11:35PM
“Can't wait better than the proxy air show!”
by Seamus-McTav
Monday, January 14 2013, 8:26PM
“Why red arrow for what is the truth.....the Carnival is a corpse that is dragged out and poked and prodded in a vain attempt to convince us there is life.
Its rubbish, you know it, the council know it but no one dares admit what we the long suffering public are saying.
The dead should be buried and left there......”
by smitsus
Monday, January 14 2013, 10:08AM
“the parade the last few years has been rubbish... time to call it a day I think.”
by seadog
Monday, January 14 2013, 9:36AM
“All aboard to make this year's Cleethorpes Carnival the biggest and best yet..
WHAT A JOKE YOU SAY THAT EVERY YEAR ITS WORSE EVERY YEAR ALL THE KIDS GET IS FREE JUNK”