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The Sentinel
|May 28, 2025
A 20-STRONG marching band are joining hundreds of artists, creatives and community groups for what is set to be the biggest ever community parade in Stoke-on-Trent.
KiLNE, which was founded by local musician Danny Shaw, will form the leading parade section behind the giant puppet The Spirit of Stoke in the People’s Parade to mark the city’s centenary
The parade will start at College Road, Hanley Park, on June 7 before heading up towards the Potteries Museum & Art Gallery, through the Cultural Quarter and back towards the park.
During the route KiLNE will perform up to four different tracks.
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