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Scorching sunshine was a big draw for village carnival
Burton Mail
|April 21, 2026
BLAZING hot sun brought the crowds flocking to Rolleston Carnival in July 1984.
The afternoon began with a procession through the village of floats and youngsters in fancy dress.
They were led by Donisthorpe Scout Band and included in the line was the 'Rolleston Centipede' -50 Cubs and Scouts in insect-like guise.
Youngsters from Rolleston Playgroup stole many hearts with their rendition of Sing a Song of Sixpence.
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