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Fun and sun draw the crowds to Noble’s Park

by isleofman.com 26th July 2013

An estimated 2500 people visited Noble’s Park on for the Council’s annual fun day.

Live music, a whole host of charity and car boot stalls, family races, bouncy castles and a guest appearance from ‘Margaret’ and ‘Gwynne’ - two of the Council’s tramway horses – ensured a memorable day out for all the family.

Council leader Councillor David Christian said: ‘The fun day was a great success thanks to the tremendous efforts of everyone involved, the wide choice of attractions and entertainment and, of course, the fantastic weather. Noble’s Park was looking at its finest and for that I congratulate the parks team for all their hard work.

‘An occasion such as this fun day demonstrates just how well this magnificent green space is suited to hosting large-scale community events. Noble’s Park is most definitely one of the jewels in the Council’s crown.’

Photo - The Mayor of Douglas Carol Malarkey and Mayor’s consort Councillor Bill Malarkey with Paul Dobbinson and his daughter Penny, 11 months. Front row, Jasmine Johnstone, seven and Ellie Callow, six. They are pictured with tramway horses Margaret and Gwynne. Picture Andrew Barton.

Posted by isleofman.com
Friday 26th, July 2013 10:21pm.

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