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Stanningley Park Lantern Parade

Friends of Stanningley Park would like to bring the community together for an inaugural lantern parade around Stanningley Park to finish at the park's bowling club with some refreshments and music

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Funded on 27 May 2024 | Delivered on 01 November 2024

£2,221

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West Leeds Dispatch 03 November 2024

Stanningley Park lantern parade brings fun and light

West Leeds Dispatch

Let there be light! The Friends of Stanningley Park held their inaugural community lantern parade in the park on Friday night.\nPeople of all ages came along and took part in a fabulous display of light.

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Friends of Stanningley Park

Friends of Stanningley Park donated £50

Friends of Stanningley Park

Friends of Stanningley Park donated £20

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More about our impact

More about our impact

The environment

The environment

Eco friendly materials and recycled items were used as much as possible. The lanterns were made using eco-friendly willow, recyclable glue pots were used and plastic bottles and milk cartons were collected. Hot drinks were served in recyclable cups and hot water provided in big flasks. All power at the event was generated using batteries and inverters. After the event a litter pick was carried out and any items suitable were put for recycling.

The local economy

The local economy

We asked local businesses to support the lantern parade project so hopefully through their sponsorship they attracted some business.

Volunteering, jobs & education

Volunteering, jobs & education

The project gave the local community opportunity to discuss their park and engage in future volunteering.

Activity, health and leisure

Activity, health and leisure

The lantern parade project introduced local residents to the park who might not have ventured around it before. On the night people were dancing, chatting to each other, laughing, smiling, walking around; all good for wellbeing and mental health.