Twinning

Twinning

Twinning Association

The Stansted-Rungis Twinning Association meets regularly throughout the year to organise social events and visits between the communities of Rungis and Stansted Mountfitchet.

The association’s wine and cheese tastings, quiz nights and cultural evenings serve not only as fund raisers for twinning activities but are highlights of the village social calendar in their own right.

Look out for details of the association’s events on their Facebook page.

Alternatively email its Chairperson at geraldineallars@gmail.com or head to our documents section of this website and download the latest edition.

Events: Summer 2024

Free concert by the Ensemble Harmonique de Rungis  – Saturday, August 17 at 7pm

You are invited to roll out your best picnic rug from 6pm in the Memorial Gardens ahead of the performance at 7pm. The ensemble will play from the New World Symphony, and two pieces by Alexander Calvo Rodriguez.

Quiz Nights & Twinning Trips

The twinning association’s August edition of their newsletter has hit the presses.

The newsletter’s pages highlights several exciting events and news:

  • On Saturday, August 17th Stansted residents are invited to bring a picnic rug to the Memorial Gardens to listen to a free concert by the Ensemble Harmonique de Rungis
  • A new chairperson has stepped up to run the Rungis Twinning Committee. Welcome on board Martine Mansuy.
  • On 6 June at a ceremony at St John’s Church, a plaque was unveiled from the people of Rungis honouring those who fought to liberate Europe

If you would like to become involved in the activities and planning of the association’s events, email twinning@stanstedmountfitchet-pc.gov.uk

Newsletters

Twinning Newsletter October 2023

Twinning Newsletter August 2024

 

Twinned since 2018

Rungis and Stansted officials meet in 2018 Rungis and Stansted officials sign twinning papers in 2018

 

In the summer of 2018 representatives of both councils for Stansted Mountfitchet and Rungis met in the French town for the signing of the Twining Charter.

Pictured in the centre is Parish Council Chairman Maureen Caton (left) and the Rungis Mayor Cllr. Raymond Charresson (right).

A reciprocal event took place at the signing ceremony the Twining Charter in St John’s Church, Stansted when the Twinning Charter was signed.

 

Find out more about Rungis

You can learn more about Rungis by visiting the French town’s Regional Council’s website: http://www.rungis.fr/

The website can be accessed in English.