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Tuesday 23 April 2019
Parade starts on Pelham Street at 12 noon
Come together and celebrate the patron saint of England. Led by the man himself, the traditional Royal Society of St George parade will make its way from Pelham Street to Old Market Square, finishing in from of England's largest St George's flag.
ICC World Cup Trophy Tour (sponsored by Nissan)
at the Robin Hood Statue (between 12-4pm)
Don your team colours, whether you are supporting England or one of the other 9 nations participating in this Summer's ICC Cricket World Cup and grab a chance to get your photograph with the trophy.
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