Arbury Carnival 2012: Calling all Volunteers! (Meeting Tonight!)

The meeting for volunteers interested in being involved in next years Arbury Carnival is taking place at 7pm tonight at the Arbury Community Centre (on Campkin Road).

The more volunteers there are the more that the Committee will be able to do for the local community and the better the event will be.

Events like this only happen because of the small band of dedicated people working hard behind the scenes to make it happen; Could you be one of them?

Arbury Carnival 2012: Calling all Volunteers!

This years Arbury Carnival was one of the most successsful ever and if you'd like the opportunity to be involved in the 35th Anniversary event next year then now is your change.
The Arbury Carnival committee is holding a public meeting in a weeks time (Tuesday 13th September at 7pm) in the Arbury Community Centre on Campkin Road to start planning for the 2012 event.

If you would like to help out with this fantastic local event, either on the day or to plan the event, then please come along. The more the merrier!

Arbury Carnival 2012: Calling all Volunteers! ** UPDATED DATE **

UPDATE: The date for the next meeting is September 13th, not July as it says below. Apologies for the confusion!

This years Arbury Carnival was one of the most successful ever and if you'd like the opportunity to be involved in the 35th Anniversary event next year then now is your change.

The Arbury Carnival committee is holding a public meeting in a weeks time (Tuesday 13th July at 7pm) in the Arbury Community Centre on Campkin Road to start planning for the 2012 event.

If you would like to help out with this fantastic local event, either on the day or to plan the event, then please come along. The more the merrier!

Arbury Carnival 2011 Thank you!

Just a quick thank you to all the people who came up and spoke to us at the King's Hedges and Arbury Liberal Democrats stall at this years Arbury Carnival. It was a fantastic day and the weather, when you consider the Friday and Sunday, was just brilliant.

If you came along I hope you enjoyed it, and remember to put the 9th June 2012 in your diary for next years' Carnival!

The Carnival organisers have a short survey on their website if you have time to offer feedback to help make next years (35th Anniversary!) event even better.

One Week To Go Until The Arbury Carnival!!

Just a little reminder that in one weeks time on the corner of Campkin Road and Northfield Avenue the annual Arbury Carnival (now in it's 34th year!) will be kicking off.

Your local Liberal Democrats from King's Hedges and Arbury will have stalls, come along and talk to us!

The website with more information is;

www.arburycarnival.org

Next year will be the 35th Anniversary of the Carnival and we'll be doing something special. If you'd like to volunteer to join the committee and help us organise it then you can either contact me (via email) or come up and talk to any of the organisers on the day.

Note: Expect some traffic congestion on Northfield and Campkin during the procession (around Midday) but otherwise local disruption should be kept to a minimum!

Councillor Drop-In Sessions (at Arbury Community Centre)

If you have a local issue you'd like to discuss with one of your Councillors, or just want to drop by for a chat, then we are currently holding monthly Drop-In Sessions on the Second Saturday of every month at the Arbury Community Centre (on Campkin Road). If you have a local issue but can't make one of these sessions we have a Local Survey setup on our website which you can use to let us know.

As always you can contact any member of your local team directly using the information on the left.

The dates for the next Drop-In Sessions are; March 12th, April 9th, and May 14th. And don't forget the Arbury Carnival on June 11 where we will have a stall!

Arbury and King's Hedges teams at Arbury Carnival

On the right is a picture of some of the Arbury and King's Hedges team running our book stall at the Abury Carnival this Saturday.

From left to right Alan Levy, Tim Ward from Arbury. At the front is the Mayor, Sheila Stuart. Behind her is Neil McGovern then Mike Pitt and finally the deputy mayor Ian Nimmo-Smith.

Andy Pellew was busy helping to organise the event but he did drop round to see us. Follow that link for a few other photos.


Thanks to everyone who dropped round to the stall to buy a book or just for a chat.

Arbury Carnival this weekend

Just a reminder that the Arbury Carnival is this Saturday (13 June) on the town green next to the Community Centre on Campkin Road.


It starts at 11am and more information can be found at the Carnival Website. Our new Councillor will be busy as he is one of the organisers.


The LibDems will have a second hand book stall, so come and say hello. Thanks to Rhodri for organising this!

Also coming up soon is the first Chesterton Festival on July 4th. More details when we have them.