REVIVAL 2022 Programme

With thanks to our event sponsor

Welcome to the 7th Annual

After having to cancel the REVIVAL for the last 2 years we are back!

This year the REVIVAL is bigger and better than ever before! With some new and exciting attractions and entertainment to add to the mix, we all hope that you have a fabulous day and in this year of 2022 we continue to celebrate the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee: in the spirit of community and celebration.

Have Fun!

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JUST FOR FUN! See how many crowns and corgis you can spot in the following pages.

Look carefully… they could be hiding anywhere!

GREAT ENTERTAINMENT, GREAT PRICES! We want your whole family to have the best day so we are keeping our prices low! £2 (CASH ONLY) Donkey rides Crazy golf

Model railway Bike checks

Face painting

Pell Organ

Glitter tattoos

Birds of Prey

Laser Quest

Owls

Bike Buddies

Viking Re-enactment

Climbing Wall

Live Music

Children’s fairground rides Trampolines Candy floss £1/£2 3

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Dancers Puppet shows and More!

Cover Competition In 2021 we ran a competition for the children at Christchurch and St Peters Primary School to design a cover for this brochure. We are sure you will agree that our 1st prize winner’s design is fantastic and the quality of the 2nd prize and runners up designs made for a difficult decision! Well done everyone!

We know you have all had to wait a year to see your designs in print (and you are all a year older!)

1st 1st Louise Turton (10) 2nd Austin Parker (9) 3rd Olive Snell (11) Freya Law (5) Sophie Iliffe (9)

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Our Thanks Go To...

Once again, the people, businesses and organistaions in our community have given invaluable help to the MCT to make REVIVAL 2022 an event to remember. They are:

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Our Parish Council for the use of the Memorial Centre, permissions for land, buildings and infrastructure and again for the generous funds towards the event

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Our generous sponsors whose contributions enable us to continue to provide quality attractions, entertainment, food provisions and stalls. They are the PARISH COUNCIL, TARMAC, MORTGAGE

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The Working Men’s Club for the use of their hall and entertainment

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Stonehurst Farm for straw bales and parking

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CBC for the use of the mobile climbing wall

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The local Scouts and Boys Brigade for managing resources on our behalf

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Ian Shonk for his excellent free graphic design work

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The MJFC for organizing the Fun Run

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Our Charnwood Community First Responders for helping keep us safe

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To the local businesses who allow visitor access to toilets saving us over £500

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Our event photographers

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Michael Clayton (MAC1 Electrical) for ensuring electrical safety

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Prize providers– HS Footcare and Mountsorrel Co-op

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Our competition judges

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Our army of volunteers who ensure the parade and fun run are safe, the site is litter free, for putting up and taking down banners and bunting and all manner of things, our ticket sellers, programme givers and car park attendants to name just a few!

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The local Police for attending and providing safety assistance

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Tarmac, Soar Valley Leisure Centre and Stonehurst Farm for use of their car parks

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Mesothelioma UK for use of their office space for our monthly meetings

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And everyone else who has helped make the event happen

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Street Parade & Fun Run The REVIVAL Fun Run starts at 12 noon from the forecourt of CARSA near Bond Lane. It runs along the old main road all the way to the Green. The road will be closed to traffic.

The Parade follows the Fun Run and features music from the Coop Brass Band, Sambando, Classic cars, a vintage bus, fancy dress competitors, Burlesque dancers and the Jessica Michelle School of Dance and more! Please line the pavements to cheer and wave as the parade passes by!

SAFETY Please remain on the pavements for your own safety. Do not go on the road or try to join the parade. Our Marshals who will be wearing hi-viz jackets may ask you to move; please do as they request. They are there to ensure we all remain safe.

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NEW this year!

Find us at the Little Lane entrance of the playing field

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In Memory of Graham Lloyd The Mountsorrel Community Team is sad to report the passing, in January 2021, of their much-loved former chair, Graham Lloyd, after a battle with cancer. Although never a resident of Mountsorrel, he served the village well for many years as the Youth Development Officer based at the Sorrel Youth Café (now Brewards), and as Mountsorrel Community Team Chair. He was a lovely man, liked by everyone that met him and is sadly missed by so many.

The world is a poorer place without him in it.

Mountsorrel Community Team

The Graham Lloyd Award for Young People has been established in memory of the late Graham Lloyd who was the Youth Officer at Sorrel Youth Café for many years before its closure. He had a great impact on many young people’s lives . He was their advocate, always ensuring their voices were heard and achievements recognised.

The Graham Lloyd Award for Young People will do the same; recognising their outstanding achievements and successes. It will be awarded annually to one young person and presented during the Mountsorrel Revival. Nominations can be made by anyone and should be sent to admin@lrys.co.uk This year’s presentation takes place at 14:00 outside Brewards Café (formerly the Youth Café) Anthony Marvin

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Youth & Community Officer

All Day Events •

Village Competitions in the Memorial Centre

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Music at various venues

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Stalls spread throughout the village from the Green , the MMC and along to the Butter Market

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Entertainment, children’s attractions and rides on the Playing Field

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Model Railway upstairs at the Memorial Centre

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Viking re-enactment at Castle Park

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Donkey rides, Dog Agility and Show on the field

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Stalls and musical entertainment everywhere

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Exciting new attraction at Little Lane– Revival Racing presents the Film Set including vintage Hot Rods, track band, dancing and movie magic

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Fancy dress competition and Hurdy Gurdy man on the Green

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Vintage vehicles

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Boat trips, Canoes on the River and Vehicles of interest at the Waterside •

Soar Valley Archers, Laser Quest and face painting on the field

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Coconut shy, tin can alley, climbing wall

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Falconry and Birds of prey demonstrations

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Not everyone knows what mesothelioma is … We do.

We are here to support all UK mesothelioma patients and their families.

If you need information, support, help with benefits or compensation, or would like to speak to a nurse who is an expert in mesothelioma, we can help you. Call us on 0800 169 2409 Mesothelioma UK 235 Loughborough Road Mountsorrel, Loughborough, Leicestershire LE12 7AS Mountsorrel Community Team are very grateful to Mesothelioma UK for the use of their office space for our meetings

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Stonehurst Main Car Park £2 all day

Car Show Live Music Disabled Parking

Boat trips and have-a-go

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canoes on the river

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Peace Garden

Swan Inn

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Parade and Fun Run Start at CARSA

The Film Set Experience & Hot Stalls

Disabled access Mortgage

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St Peter’s Church

Advice Bureau

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Butter Market Café

Mortgage

Parish Rooms Event Control

Castle View Nursery

Parade & Fun Run Road Closed 12:0012:40

Advice Bureau Parade and Fun Run Route. Road

Music Stage

Parade and Fun Run Finish This map is for information only. It is NOT to scale.

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Toilets

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Toilets with Disabled access Closed Roads 10:00 to 17:00

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Food and/or Drink Outlets

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Donkey Rides & Dog Show

Birds of Prey

Dog Agility

Laser Quest Activity Areas

Memorial Playing Field Have-a-go Archery

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Bike Buddies

Stalls Fairground rides

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Children’s swings

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Pavilion

Stalls

Rods

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Baptist Puppet Chapel Show

Burlesque Dancers DJ Woody

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Castle Park

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Coconut Shy Tin 15 Can Alley

Model Railway and Village Competitions upstairs

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Disabled Parking First Aid Point

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Library & Heritage Museum

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Village Green

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Pell Organ Stalls

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Re-enactment

Brewards café

Art & Crafts

Post Office

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Viking

Climbing Wall

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Live Music

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Stalls Stalls

Fancy Dress & Live Music

Our Sponsors The Mountsorrel REVIVAL would not happen without our generous sponsors.

The Community Team would like to thank them once again for their support in making this year’s festival even bigger, brighter and better!

Thank you Mountsorrel Parish Council TARMAC Mortgage Advice Bureau

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MOUNTSORREL MEMORIAL CENTRE Mountsorrel Memorial Centre is a contemporary community and arts centre where you are able to attend theatre events, community led classes or events such as craft and wedding fayres.

The variety of rooms and spaces means they are able to cater for many types of function or conferencing needs. It is also perfect for parties, weddings, christenings and wakes.

Coming up is an exciting programme of theatre and music events including the Leicester Big Band in September, its popular Motown, Soul and Northern Soul evenings, a variety of Cover bands and folk artists and the year culminates with their pantomime for 2022 “Jack and The Beanstalk”. There is something for everyone to enjoy.

The café is well worth a visit providing excellent tea, coffee, cakes and light lunches. Open Monday to Saturday 9:302:00pm

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WATERSIDE INN 12:30 King Komodo (covers band) BAPTIST CHURCH Puppets 12:15,13:15 & 14:15

Refreshments 11:30-14:55 Have a go Table Tennis plus the Singing group !

14:00 Amanda Jane 16:30 Ed Sheeran cover

PLAYING FIELD 11:00 Dog Show and Agility 12:30 Birds of Prey demonstration

VILLAGE GREEN 11:00 Brass Band

11:30 Quorn Ukulele Orchestra 12:40 Fancy Dress Competition 13:15 I’m Not Houdini (magic) 14:00 Quorn Ukulele Orchestra 14:00 Graham Lloyd Award outside Brewards 14:30 Brass Band 15:00 Open air church Service 15:30 Quorn Ukulele Orchestra Pell Organ near bus stop at the bottom of green throughout the day 18

13:30 Brass Band 14:00 Sambando 14:30 Jessica Michelle School of Dance 15:00 Birds of Prey demonstration 16:00 Sambando

ENTERTAINMENT SCHEDULE MEMORIAL CENTRE outside 13:30 Blues Man 14:00 Morris Dancers 14:30 I’m Not Houdini (magic) 15:00 Blues Man inside Gospel Choir 13:00 & 15:30

BUTTER MARKET 11:30-12 Kay Moorcroft 12:45 Steel Band 13:30 Kay Moorcroft 14:30 Steel Band 15:30 Kay Moorcroft

16:00 Steel Band

WORKING MENS CLUB 12:30 DJ Woodie 13:15 Burlesque 14:00 DJ Woodie 14:45 Burlesque 14:30 DJ Woodie

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MOUNTSORREL COMMUNITY QUILT Back in April 2020 Mountsorrel Community Craft Project was established during the first lockdown of the pandemic. It was inspired by the way the village community was pulling together to support each other.

A quilt was created with 56 squares, each reflecting some aspect of life in Mountsorrel. People ranging in age from 6 to 86 contributed and used a range of textile based techniques. Images of our buildings and landscape and homages to friends, family and key workers were created .

The finished product is in the foyer of Mountsorrel Memorial Centre. Also, there is a commemorative booklet. It can be bought for a contribution of £3. All proceeds are donated to the Leicestershire and Rutland Youth Services .

Mountsorrel Community Craft Project has gone on to make many metres of bunting for the REVIVAL which can been seen throughout the village today.

In addition to this we entered a tree into the Christmas Tree festival and earlier this year were busy making re-useable cloth bags (MORSBAGS) which were mainly donated to the Food bank at the Baptist Church.

You can find out about future projects by following our page on Facebook which also posts art and craft inspiration and lets you know about activities and workshops in and around Charnwood.

Jill O’Neill

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VISITOR SURVEY Each year we try to improve the REVIVAL to make it the best possible experience for all.

To help us do this please take the time to respond to our REVIVAL 2022 survey. Let us know how we can improve. This might include•

A wider range of stalls or activities

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A better range of entertainment

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Improved signage The survey will be accessible on our website until 31st August

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LOST CHILDREN If a child becomes lost please alert a Community Team Volunteer. All lost children should be taken to the Brewards Café where they will be safe until parents/guardians can collect them.

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PHOTOGRAPHERS Our official photographers can be identified by their high viz jackets with the MCT logo on the back. They adhere to our Photographic Policy which can be found at

the-mct.co.uk/photographicpolicy

Tarmac is the UK’s leading supplier of construction materials. With over 150 years of experience and heritage to our name, we are a national network of local businesses, combining the knowledge and expertise of two of the construction industry’s most iconic brands: Tarmac, pioneers and inventors of the modern road, and Blue Circle, the company that patented Portland Cement.

Mountsorrel Quarry is nationally significant to construction and infrastructure projects across the UK, due to the high quality of the stone we produce.

Our ambition is to continue to help deliver the infrastructure, services, and products needed to grow our economy and build the UK’s future.

We are committed to being a good neighbour and supporting the local community around the quarry. Over the years we have supported many community projects in the local area and are committed to continuing this support.

If you have a project you would like us to consider please email mountsorrelquarryfeedback@tarmac.com

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STONEHURST FARM Since the very first REVIVAL Stonehurst Farm has been a very supportive sponsor by providing straw bales for the Soap Box Track and parking for us on their large Sileby Road field next to the Waterside Inn.

This year Farmer Tom is bringing along his splendid vintage bus (one of many vehicles in the farm collection) which you can see in the parade– you may even be lucky enough to get a ride!

Stonehurst Farm remains a favourite destination in the village for young and old alike, attracting families, walkers and cyclists . The Farmers Den Tea room is a gem and the adjoining John’s House (Michelin Star restaurant!) a real treat. I have a soft spot for the petting barn! Open Tuesday to Sunday stonehurstfarm.co.uk

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MUSIC LICENSE This event has been supported by the PPL PRS charity and community discount scheme. PPL PRS licenses the use of copyright music across the UK, giving businesses and organisations the permission they need to play the music they want.

For more information about PPL P R S v i s i t pplprs.co.uk or call 0800 0156259

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Become a Volunteer…

MOUNTSORREL COMMUNITY TEAM needs you!

Becoming a volunteer with the MCT is both fun and rewarding. It’s a great way of meeting people, getting to know your community and learning new skills.

This may include learning how to close a road, liaising with the emergency services, running a website, creating posters, this programme, booking stalls and attractions and much more. Maybe you have skills that will help us?

The Community Team are just a group of ordinary people from different backgrounds who come together to make extra-ordinary things happen.

Find out more at the-mct.co.uk/volunteer

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Mountsorrel Heritage Group The village Heritage Group came into existence in 2005 and became a charity in 2017. Our primary aim is collecting, researching and recording all aspects of the village’s history, heritage and wildlife and making that available through a museum and archive.

We opened the village Museum (upstairs at the library) in 2019 and normally open on Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays when the library is open; we will of course also be open for REVIVAL. Currently we have a display about The Green.

It looks at the people, buildings and businesses that have been here over the years, as well as a selection of village artefacts. For younger visitors (and some of the older ones too!) our Archaeological Test (Sand) Pit complete with finds dug up at sites within the village, will be available for you to try your hand at archeology.

We established the Wildflower meadow at the foot of the Navins in 2005. This is maintained organically with a programme of scything, seed set and hay clearance and provides a changing scene of wildflower colour for the enjoyment of all.

We also have a website, Facebook page and a monthly talks programme held in the Memorial Centre. We welcome new members to take forward both the Museum and the Heritage of our village, do come and talk to us to see how you can help and enjoy yourself at the same time.

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