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The Sister Cities Association of Mansfield in England
We are dedicated to forging links between other Mansfield's in the world. We also work closely with Mansfield District Council who have a formal twinning relationship with Mansfield, Ohio, USA and Mansfield Rotary Club who are twinned with Mansfield Rotary Club in Mansfield, Massachusetts.
The Sister Cities Association has been in existence since 1989, and has close links with its namesakes all over the world. Over the years there have been many international contacts, both personal and business, and citizens of nearly all the Mansfield's in the world have visited - or been visited by! - citizens of other Mansfield's around the world.
There are 40 places called Mansfield, or at least with Mansfield as part of their name. In reality there are actually 33 habitable cities, towns, villages, suburbs and hamlets which are formally named Mansfield. There are 7 other "places of interest" with Mansfield in the name.
In May 2000, our efforts came to fruition in the form of the Mansfield Millennium Celebration, where representatives from eleven Mansfield's around the world travelled to our Mansfield for a three-week celebration of our towns. More than 100 visitors from around the world attended.
Why not visit us in May 2012 ?
In May 2012, Mansfield, England will again host people from other Mansfield's during a week long celebration that will unite once more all those with the common bond that has become so special to all those who have taken part in the Mansfield Experience.
If you live in any one of the 33 Mansfield's around the world why not consider coming to England in May 2012. If you are interested in the 2012 trip you need register your interest by sending your full contact details to Stewart Rickersey by e-mail to
stewartr@globalnet.co.uk together with any further details of anyone else who might travel with you. Final bookings for the week long event must be confirmed by 31st January 2012. To see our planned weeks activities click here
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