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Ramsgate Carnival to return in 2010 after a one-year absence

Clowns pictured at the start of the Ramsgate Carnival in 2007
Clowns pictured at the start of the Ramsgate Carnival in 2007

Ramsgate's traditional and popular seaside carnival will return in 2010, organisers have confirmed.

The colourful parade, which costs around £10,000 a year to run, has been given the green light by officials and will play a major part in the town’s summer festivities once again on Sunday, July 25.

A lack of funds and fewer volunteers forced this year's event to be cancelled.

However, Ramsgate Carnival Committee has since recruited a new chairman, vice chairman, secretary, treasurer and publicity officer.

Fundraising efforts have also been boosted by a £4,000 donation from the Ramsgate Fund, presented by the Mayor of Ramsgate, Cllr David Green, at the committee's recent AGM.

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