 
                            Douglas Carnival is set to go ahead on Saturday July 23, subject to council approval.
After a three year absence due to Covid-19 and works on Douglas Promenade, a ‘new-look format’ is promised for the Carnival’s return this summer.
£20,000 from Douglas Borough Council’s reserves is expected to go towards staging the event, which will be discussed at next week’s meeting.
Although a 2019 report suggested the Carnival demonstrated little economic benefit, both the Council’s Executive Committee and local authority officers believe the event in a new format will be a worthwhile community event.
 
                                         
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