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Thurlaston Groups

Carnival Committee

Thurlaston CarnivalTaking place in early June, Thurlaston's annual carnival is the largest event in the village calendar.

The event starts with a parade of floats, led by the Carnival Queen, and Princesses.

The carnival features events such as dog-training displays, football tournaments, music, country dancing, brass bands and, a prize draw, and cake competition.

The carnival features events such as dog-training displays, football tournaments, music, country dancing, brass bands and, a prize draw, and cake competition.

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Thurlaston Heritage Group

A range of records documents and, in particular, photos has been collected over the years showing Thurlaston as it was in the past.

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Thurlaston Players

Formed in the 1970's, by the Young Wives Fund Raising Group, Thurlaston Players present shows featuring local talent.

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Thurlaston Ramblers

Thurlaston Ramblers are a group of people who walk 6 to 8 miles on the second Saturday of each month.

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Young People's Fellowship

Meeting on Thursday between 7 and 9pm, YPF is for young people over 9 years of age and meets at either the chapel or village hall.

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Monday Club

Monday Club is a group for kids of nursery/primary school age. Run by Thurlaston Independent Chapel, the group meets at 6.15pm every Monday in either the village hall or chapel.

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Thurlaston Tots 'R' Us

Thurlaston Tots 'R' Us is a friendly group meeting every Friday from 1.30 to 3.00pm, at the village hall.

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Thurlaston Mothers' Union

Thurlaston Mothers' Union is part of a multi-national organisation who's values are grounded in Christian care and concern.

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Thurlaston Coffee Club

Thurlaston Coffee Club meets on Tuesday at the village hall from 10 - 11.30am.

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Thurlaston Village Hall

Thurlaston Village Hall was opened in 1928 as a memorial to people killed in WW1. It is now a charitable trust run by a management committee and trustees for the benefit of the local community.

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Leicestershire Animal Aid

Situated just outside the parish of Thurlaston, The Animal Aid rescue centre provides accommodation for 75 dogs and 30 cats.

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