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ITEM 6(b) Date Event Location and Time Events MK 2012/2013 March 2013 Saturday 2nd MK Dons –v- Preston Football League One fixture at Stadium :MK March North End 15.00 KO Saturday 2nd The Buszy Music House Music Event 19:00 – 04:00 March Event Saturday 2nd Op Siamese – MK LPA area wide, 21.00hrs to 02.00hrs March Licensing Co-ordinated Tuesday 5th March MK Dons –v- Football League One fixture at Stadium :MK Doncaster Rovers 19.45 KO Sunday 10th MK Festival Of MK City Centre and Redways to south and East of MK, MK Half 10.25am, 5K March Running, ½ Marathon 10.00am, 10k 10.10am Tuesday 12th MK Dons –v- Football League One fixture at Stadium :MK March Shrewsbury Town 19.45 KO Saturday 16th St Patricks Day Irish Centre, Watling Street to the Queensway, Bletchley, parade commence March Parade 2.00pm Saturday 16th MK Dons –v- Football League One fixture at Stadium :MK March Tranmere Rovers 15.00 KO (Family Fun Day) Sunday 24th March The South of Stantonbury Athletics Track and surrounding Redways, Brecklands closed 11.45am England Road Relays to 5.15pm Wednesday 27th Extreme Stunt Event Plateau, Campbell Park, show from 7.30pm to 9.30pm. March Display Saturday 30th “Temple of God” March Street March 19/11/2013 Date Event Location and Time Saturday 30th The Buszy Music Drum and Base Music Event 21.00 – 03.00am March Event April 2013 Monday 1st April MK Dons –v- Football League One fixture at Stadium :MK Brentford 15.00 KO Wednesday 3rd Under 18s night at Wonderworld, Xscape, Central Milton Keynes, 19.00 to 23.00hrs April Wonderworld Saturday 6th April MK Dons –v- Crawley Football League One fixture at Stadium :MK Town 15.00 KO Tuesday 9th April MK Dons –v- Swindon Football League One fixture at Stadium :MK Town 19.45 KO Saturday 13th & Evans Cycles Based from Pavilion, Bow Brickhill, Sat Green Lane route, Sun Road Ride – 12, 35,65, Sunday 14th April “RideIt” event 80 mile routes Saturday 20th MK Dons –v- Football League One fixture at Stadium :MK April Scunthorpe United 15.00 KO Sunday 21st April St Georges Day Parade from City Garden to Campbell Park for Service. 2.00pm for 2.15 departure. Parade and Service Sunday 28th April MKA 10K Charity Willen Lake and surrounding Redways, 1,000 participants. Challenge May 2013 Saturday 4th May May Day Celebrations Campbell Park, Grand Union Canal and Parkland. 12.00 – 5.00pm. Traditional Fayre 19/11/2013 Date Event Location and Time Monday (BH) 6th Mk Marathon From Stadium:MK @ 10.00am May Monday (BH) 6th Haversham May Day Manor Drive, High Street & Wolverton Road, Haversham, from 1.00pm to 3.30pm May Celebration & Parade Monday 6th – American Circus Event Plateau, Campbell Park. Monday 13th Saturday 11th & Stoke Goldington Westside Farm, High Street, Stoke Goldington, open 10.00am to 4.00pm. Sunday 12th May Steam Fayre #CANCELLED# Saturday 11th May “I Love Bletchley” Queensway, Bletchley, road closure from 6.00am to 6.00pm. Saturday 12th May 999 Mad May Dash Willen Lake, Milton Keynes Saturday 18th May Bonham’s Car Aston Martin Works Service, Tickford Street, Newport Pagnell, Auction Saturday 25th & Forties Family Bletchley Park, Sherwood Drive, Bletchley Sunday 26th May Festival Wednesday 29th Under 18s night at Wonderworld, Xscape, Central Milton Keynes, 19.00 to 23.00hrs May Wonderworld June 2013 Saturday 1st June Big Doggie Do Willen Lake South (Parks Trust), 12.00noon – 5.00pm Saturday 1st June Stony Live Music High Street (closed from 12.00noon to 4.00pm) and Market Square(10.00 – Festival 22.30Hrs) Stony Stratford. Sunday 2nd June Classic car show Market Square, Stony Stratford, 9.00am to 4.00pm. Sunday 2nd June Coffee Hall Garraways from Elfords to Chapter, road closed from 10.00am to 17.00hrs Coronation Party Saturday 8th June Riverside Fayre Millfield, Stony Stratford (Parks Trust), 1.00pm – 4.00pm 19/11/2013 Date Event Location and Time Saturday 8th June West Bletchley Whaddon Way, Shenley Road and Rickley Park, West Bletchley, Sat parade 12.30 – Carnival 14.00hrs, Sunday 9th June Folk on the Green Horsefair Green, Stony Stratford 12.00 noon to 19.00hrs Sunday 9th June Ravenstone Biannual Ravenstone House, Mill Lane, Ravenstone, 2.00pm to 5.00pm Village Fete Fri/Sat/Sun 14th – Linford Waterside Linford Manor, Great Linford 16th Festival Saturday 15th & MK City Football RAFA Club, Rickley Lane, West Bletchley Sunday 16th June Club Tournament Saturday 22nd MK City Football RAFA Club, Rickley Lane, West Bletchley June Club Tournament Saturday 22nd ‘Wharfside’ Fete Gallon Public House, Old Wolverton Road, Wolverton June Saturday 22nd Mascot Olympics Theatre District, Central Milton Keynes. 10.00am – 5.00pm. June Sunday 23rd June Dragon Boat Racing Willen Lake (Whitecap Leisure) Friday 28th – Formula 1 British Silverstone Circuit. Sunday 30th June Grand Prix Saturday 29th Togfest Music City Discovery Centre, Bradwell Abby, Times tbc. June Festival Sunday 30th June Classic Car & Bletchley Park, Sherwood Drive, Bletchley Motorbike Picnic Sunday 30th June Race for Life Campbell Park and surrounding Redways and canal paths, arriving from 9.00am, Race 11.00am – 2.00pm 19/11/2013 Date Event Location and Time July 2013 Tuesday 2nd July Milton Keynes 10K Open University and surrounding Redways and Leisure routes athletic race Thurs/Fri/Sat/Sun Festival MK, Comedy Event Plateau, Campbell Park 4th – 7th July Music Children # # C A N C E L L E D # # Saturday 6th July Newport Pagnell Carnival 12.00hrs Tanner Drive, Blakelands, to Wolverton Rd , Tickford St to Community Carnival Riverside Meadow Saturday 6th July Party in the Park, Two Mile Ash Community Park, Two Mile Ash, 12.00 noon to 17.00 hrs Community Fete Saturday 6th & National Road Rally Control Point No 35 at Tongwell Street, Pineham, @ entrance to BMK track 00.01hrs Sunday 7th July (Motorcycle) – 5.50am Sunday Sunday 7th July NSPCC Half Start & Finish @ Webber Independent School, Stantonbury Fields, start 10.00am Marathon Sunday 7th July It’s in the Square The Square, Wolverton 12.00hrs and 20.00hrs Music Festival Sunday 7th July Olney Duck and Raft The River Great Ouse, Olney Race. Sunday 7th July Soap Box Derby Silver Street, Newport Pagnell, road closed from 8.00hrs – 14.00hrs Saturday 13th July New Bradwell Carnival parade 1.00pm to 2.00pm, the roads around New Bradwell. Fete at New Carnival & Fete Bradwell School Saturday 13th July Midnight Moo City Centre, CMK start 23:30 Saturday 13th July Woburn Sands Folk Edgewick Farm Fields, Hardwick Road, Woburn Sands Festival Saturday 13th July Water Fun & Safety Parks Trust, Caldecote Lake, Caldecote, 11.00am to 3.00pm Day 19/11/2013 Date Event Location and Time Saturday 13th July Breed Specific MK Council Offices, Civic Centre, Silbury Boulevard, Milton Keynes, time tbc. Protest Saturday 13th & Willen World Cup Football Fields, Portland Drive, Willen Sunday 14th July Saturday 13th & City Colts Football Playing Fields, Sport Pavilion, Milton Keynes Village Sunday 14th July Tournament Saturday 13th & The Filipino Festival Amphitheatre, Campbell Park, 10.00am to 18.00hrs Sunday 14th July Friday 19th July Shakespeare in the Linford Manor (Parks Trust) Park Friday 19th – Campbell Park Campbell Park, Milton Keynes Times Fri 5.00pm – 10.30pm, Sat 12.00 – 11.00pm, Sun Sunday 21st July Festival Summer Fair 12.00 – 9.30pm Saturday 20th ‘Wharfside’ Fete Gallon Public House, Old Wolverton Road, Wolverton July Saturday 20th July SACA Charity Cycle Birmingham to London passing through MK LPA via V4 Watling Street at approx 2.00 Ride – 4.00pm Sunday 21st July Walking With The The Hub to the Theatre via Silbury Avenue, parade at 11.30am to 1.30pm. Giants parade Sunday 21st July Big Fun Run Willen Lake TBC Wednesday 24th Under 18s night at Wonderworld, Xscape, Central Milton Keynes, 19.00 to 23.00hrs July Wonderworld Sunday 28th July World Picnic Event Plateau, Campbell Park, 1.00pm to 6.00pm Monday 29th July Thankful village Stoke Hammond to Towcester via Milton Keynes at 17.15hrs M/Bike event 19/11/2013 Date Event Location and Time August 2013 Friday 2nd – Sunday World Superbike Silverstone Circuit 4th August British Round Sat 3rd & Sunday The Filipino Festival Event Plateau, Campbell Park – 10.00hrs to 7.00pm both days 4th August Sunday 4th Barrel Bikers 20th The Discovery Centre, Alston Drive, Bradwell Abbey. 11.00am to 4.00pm August Custom Bike Show Wednesday 7th Play Day Event Plateau, Campbell Park August Kids Activity Day Saturday 10th MK Dons –v- Crewe Football league one fixture at Stadium :MK 15.00 KO August Alexandra Saturday 10th Street Party Hayworth Place, Oxley Park, road closed from 1.00pm to 9.00pm. August Saturday 10th & Islamic Arts & Event Plateau, Campbell Park, Saturday 1.00pm to 8.00pm, Sunday 1.00pm to 6.00pm Sunday 11th Aug Cultural Festival Tuesday 13th Visit by Army Air Great Linford Park, 20.00hrs – 2030hrs (Merlin helicopter to land) TBC August 2013 Corp. Friday 16th Aug Proms in the Park Event Plateau, Campbell Park Fri/Sat/Sun Outdoor Cinema Event Plateau, Campbell Park 16th/17th/18th Sunday 18th Chiltern Distance Loughton Equestrian Centre and surrounding equestrian routes - 22km & 31km August Horse riding event routes Sunday 18th Fenny Poppers Aylesbury Street, Fenny Stratford, road closed Watling St to Denmark St, Event August Festival 11.00 – 18.00hrs 19/11/2013 Date Event Location and Time Saturday 24th MK Pride Event Event Plateau, Campbell Park. # # Cancelled # # August ## Cancelled ## Saturday 24th MK Dons –v- Bristol Football league one fixture at Stadium :MK 15.00 KO August City Sunday 25th Summer Festival The Sports Pavilion, Milton Keynes Village, 12.00hrs – 19.00hrs August Sunday 25th Sky Ride – A day of Willen Lake and surrounding Redways.
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