When the Langney float topped carnival

Eastbourne Carnival 1975

Published on 15/05/2012 13:50

MORE carnival memories have been sent in to the Herald and these photographs are of the Langney Club’s float in 1975.

The club won the best overall entry in the carnival that year. Doreen Clements is in the photographs with the winning trophy.

Among those in the photographs are Lynda Davis, Samantha Baulcomb, Louisa Gasparetto, Mark Dawson and Doreen Clements.

Also sent in to the Herald offices this week are these two photographs of the Eastbourne Carnival in 1957.

David Visick sent them and says Jim Law, the proprietor of Stubberfields in South Street at the time, is on top of the unicycle but he is not sure who the float belonged to.

Do you know or do you recognise yourself in the photograph?

The Herald still wants to hear from people about their carnival memories and would love to see some old photographs.

Send yours to Eastbourne Carnival Memories, Eastbourne Herald, Berkeley House, 26 Gildredge Road, Eastbourne, BN21 4SA, or email them to annemarie.field@trbeckett.co.uk

• To see our archive of Looking Back stories previous to February 2012, please click here

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Do you have any old photographs you would like us to feature in our newspaper and on this website? If so please send them in!

All submitted pictures must have your name and address printed on the back of the picture (on a sticker so as not to spoil the print) otherwise we cannot guarantee its return. Or you can email your pictures to eastbourne.herald@trbeckett.co.uk - please put ‘Looking Back’ in the subject line and enclose a few details about your picture, or we can ask readers to send us their comments.

If you recognise any of the pictures in our archive please write to ‘Looking Back’, Eastbourne Herald, Berkeley House, 26 Gildredge Road, Eastbourne BN21 4SA,

or e-mail: eastbourne.herald@trbeckett.co.uk or use the comment facility available below each story - you will need to register on the website in order to post comments.

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