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The facebook page of Frimley Green Carnival

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Courtesy of Michael Goddard; the procession going past The Old Wheatsheaf pub, before it would have turned around, to make it's way back to the green.

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Frimley Green Carnival returned for another year and it is was colourful as ever before, as thousands gathered to take part in dress-up games, competitions and dancing parades.

The Camberley village was transformed into a cultural celebration on Sunday (July 9) as more than 3,000 people descended on the crowded streets.

Following the theme of "World of Discovery", the dancing and singing parade followed mankind's journey from the discovery of fire to the exploration of space.

Deputy Mayor of Surrey Heath and ward councillor for St Pauls Dan Adams joined schools, dancing clubs and community groups in the procession which marched from Balmoral Drive in Frimley to Frimley Green's Lakeside Country Club.

Live music and dance performances from Phoenix, Dance Fusion, Aspects of Dance, Camberley Stagecoach, Grace Mouat and the Lorraine Day School of Dance entertained the crowds.

Meanwhile, there were plenty of sporting and gymnastic displays by Liberty Gymnastics Club, Freestyle Tai Jutsu Academy and the Beaver Scouts of the 1 Frimley Green and Mytchett Scout Group.

The carnival also hosted its own carnival princess competition which saw Ellie Frost, 9, Matilda Barnad, 9, and Grace Smith, 8, come victorious.

Members of the public were also invited to take part in the annual tug of war contest, which saw the girls beat the boys' team.

Money raised by the carnival will be distributed to local charities and community organisations.

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Frimley Green carnival returns for another colourful year

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Frimley Green Carnival returned for another year and it is was colourful as ever before, as thousands gathered to take part in dress-up games, competitions and dancing parades. The Camberley village was transformed into a cultural celebration on Sunday (July 9) as more than 3,000 people descended on the crowded streets.

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This website was used to find out about the new development of Mindenhurst.