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Mayor's Public Engagements 2013
Mayor of Kendal, Councillor Sylvia Emmott will attend the following events in the next few weeks:-

 

Sat   18 May- Starting the Star Walk 2013 - Lakes Leisure Centre Burton Road

Sun  19 May- Annual Charter Lunch - Kendal Lions Club - Stonecross Manor Hotel

Thur 23 May - Kendal Boxing Evening - Kendal Town Hall

Fri    24 May - Vesak Puja  Buddhist Group of Kendal - United Reformed Church

Thur 30 May - Cancer Research UK - 3 day event - Westmorland Shopping Centre

 

 

 

 

 

 

If you would like to invite the Mayor of Kendal to attend your event, please write to the Kendal Town Council Office, Town Hall, Highgate, Kendal  LA9 4DL or telephone between 9.30 am - 12.30 pm Monday to Friday (01539) 797597.   The Mayor is invited to many events throughout the year so please give as much advance notice as possible.


 

Kendal and Rinteln Celebrate 20 years Twinning - 26th October 2012
rinteln A new fingerpost to celebrate 2 decades of twinning between the towns was unveiled in Kendal Market Place.  Jorg Schroder, Rinteln Deputy Head of Administration unveiled the fingerpost alongside Kendal Mayor, Councillor John Willshaw. 



Mike Middleton former German-based British Army Press officer who set the wheels of twinning in motion back in the early 1990's, was also there to celebrate the anniversary.  
The Rinteln Folkdance Group performed to crowds in the town centre ahead of a civic reception held at the Town Hall.  A performance by the Rinteln Fire Brigade Orchestra entertained guests alongside Queen Katherine Schools Big Band.
mike middleton and mayor and deputy mayor of rinteln   rinteln band
 dancers from rinteln in market place  town cryer























Mayor's Parade   1st July 2012  

 john sylvia and brigidiar civic sunday  outside holy trinity church civic sunday

Words from the Mayor
“I was delighted at the number of dignitaries from Cumbria and other parts of the country that attended the Kendal Mayors Parade on Sunday 1st July. The Parade is very privileged to have cadets from the Royal Navy, Army and Air Force to accompany it, along with the Boys Brigade, Brownies, Guides and St. John’s Ambulance.  They provide this event with a real sense of occasion and I thank everyone of them for taking part. We were all very fortunate to have the floral displays put together for the “Queen of Flowers Festival” by the Cumbria Westmorland Federation of Women’s Institutes to greet us as we entered the Church, a real treat to the eye. The “Jubilee Day” poem written and read by Lucy Crispin for the Service was inspired and made it a really special event.I would also like to thank the Revd. Robert Saner-Haigh and members of Kendal Parish Church of the Holy Trinity for the wonderful service conducted on the day.  Kendal Parish Church is a very important part of our community and I was pleased to see it so full for the service.”