Proms In The Park with the Rutland Concert Band
Saturday June 28th
The Rutland Concert Band presents Proms in the Park on 28th June (Armed Forces Day).
The second half of the programme will be all the old favourites. 1812 Overture , with cannon fire and church bells. Caroline Trutz will sing Rule Britannia, Land of Hope and Glory and Jerusalem, The Oakham Knit and Natter Group will provide free hot drinks and have made hundred of yards of bunting.
Oakham Town Council have given me more bunting for installation around the perimeter of the park.
The Lions Club of Rutland will be there with their Burger stall.
Everyone is asked to bring garden chairs, Union Jacks and their voices.
Cutts Close
Oakham
The event runs from 6:30 pm
This morning Rutland County Council raised the Armed Forces Day
flag outside Rutland County Library here in Oakham.
The event is political, also an opportunity for a few to thank current
serving forces.
This year saw a better turn out, numbers boosted by the attendance
of pupils from Catmose College
Oakham Town Councillor Joyce Lucas BEM
Lord-Lieutenant of Rutland's Cadet
Kendrew Barracks Officer
Oakham Town Councillor Adam Lowe
Lord Lieutenant of Rutland, Doctor Laurence Howard
Right Rutland County Council Chairman Cllr Charlotte Vernon
middle Oakham Mayor Cllr Jayne Woodcock
Bloke who is paid well to take photographs for Rutland County Council
www.rutland.gov.uk/council_and_democracy/council_news/armed_forces_day_2014.aspx
Rutland High Sheriff' Air Commodore S M D Williamson-Noble.
www.highsheriffs.com/rutland
Behind him former Oakham Mayor Paul Beech, who despite of achieving
more charitable fundraising than Lucas only received a piece of paper
from last years High Sheriff, whilst she received the lowest available
award from the queen a BEM. Things are never fair.
Saturday June 28th
The Rutland Concert Band presents Proms in the Park on 28th June (Armed Forces Day).
The second half of the programme will be all the old favourites. 1812 Overture , with cannon fire and church bells. Caroline Trutz will sing Rule Britannia, Land of Hope and Glory and Jerusalem, The Oakham Knit and Natter Group will provide free hot drinks and have made hundred of yards of bunting.
Oakham Town Council have given me more bunting for installation around the perimeter of the park.
The Lions Club of Rutland will be there with their Burger stall.
Everyone is asked to bring garden chairs, Union Jacks and their voices.
Cutts Close
Oakham
The event runs from 6:30 pm
Monday, June 23, 2014
Armed Forces Week, Flag Raising, Oakham, Rutland, Photographs
This morning Rutland County Council raised the Armed Forces Day
flag outside Rutland County Library here in Oakham.
The event is political, also an opportunity for a few to thank current
serving forces.
This year saw a better turn out, numbers boosted by the attendance
of pupils from Catmose College
Oakham Town Councillor Joyce Lucas BEM
Lord-Lieutenant of Rutland's Cadet
Kendrew Barracks Officer
Oakham Town Councillor Adam Lowe
Lord Lieutenant of Rutland, Doctor Laurence Howard
Right Rutland County Council Chairman Cllr Charlotte Vernon
middle Oakham Mayor Cllr Jayne Woodcock
Bloke who is paid well to take photographs for Rutland County Council
www.rutland.gov.uk/council_and_democracy/council_news/armed_forces_day_2014.aspx
Rutland High Sheriff' Air Commodore S M D Williamson-Noble.
www.highsheriffs.com/rutland
Behind him former Oakham Mayor Paul Beech, who despite of achieving
more charitable fundraising than Lucas only received a piece of paper
from last years High Sheriff, whilst she received the lowest available
award from the queen a BEM. Things are never fair.
Friday, June 27, 2014
Proms in the Park Cllr Joyce Lucas BEM Celebrating War, Rutland Concert Band performing "Proms in the Park" in Cutts Close in aid of Help for Heroes
Proms in the Park Cllr Joyce Lucas BEM Celebrating War
Some prefer to solemnly commemorate the start of World War One, Cllr Joyce Lucas BEM decided a celebration was best for Oakham. Some Cllrs did appear a little surprised that a party in the park was suggested. The request to party was toned down to Proms in the park with the later addition of supporting a good cause.
Saturday 28th June sees the Rutland Concert Band performing "Proms in the Park" in Cutts Close Oakham in aid of Help for Heroes
The evening will start from 6.30pm and will feature light hearted war themes, the 1812 Overture and traditional proms night favourites including Jerusalem and Land of Hope and Glory with a promised explosive finish!
The Rutland Concert Band will be joined on the evening by guest vocalist Caroline Trutz.
The Lions Club of Rutland will be operating a catering pay tent but you are more than welcome to bring your own refreshments, gazebos and chairs and of course, Union Jacks.
The Concert is free and there is free parking after 6pm in all car parks with the nearest being those on Church Street and Burley Road.
Cars are not permitted in Cutts Close unless you are a Town Councillors Joyce Lucas BEM and Cllr Charles Haworth
Some prefer to solemnly commemorate the start of World War One, Cllr Joyce Lucas BEM decided a celebration was best for Oakham. Some Cllrs did appear a little surprised that a party in the park was suggested. The request to party was toned down to Proms in the park with the later addition of supporting a good cause.
Saturday 28th June sees the Rutland Concert Band performing "Proms in the Park" in Cutts Close Oakham in aid of Help for Heroes
The evening will start from 6.30pm and will feature light hearted war themes, the 1812 Overture and traditional proms night favourites including Jerusalem and Land of Hope and Glory with a promised explosive finish!
The Rutland Concert Band will be joined on the evening by guest vocalist Caroline Trutz.
The Lions Club of Rutland will be operating a catering pay tent but you are more than welcome to bring your own refreshments, gazebos and chairs and of course, Union Jacks.
The Concert is free and there is free parking after 6pm in all car parks with the nearest being those on Church Street and Burley Road.
Cars are not permitted in Cutts Close unless you are a Town Councillors Joyce Lucas BEM and Cllr Charles Haworth
