| Rain fails to stop Jubilee fun in Beccles and Bungay Rain, what rain? That was the feeling emanating through Beccles and Bungay as people braved the dismal weather for Jubilee celebrations on Sunday. In Bungay, a street procession paraded from Scales Street car park and through the town, before commencing at the Old Grammar School Field where people enjoyed an afternoon of entertainment. ". But the main events came from the warm notes of Leiston Royal British Legion and a performance by the Crystalette Twirlers whose quick-handed baton spins brought cheers and applause from the crowd. A collection of stalls lined the perimeter of the green, while some people managed to squeeze beneath a parasol to have a picnic. " . Organiser Loraine Loffstadt, 61, of Beccles, said: "60 children have been given Jubilee mugs and special goody bags including Jubilee medals. In a speech, the mayor of Beccles Graham Catchpole said: "Even if you are someone who has doubts about the role of the monarchy within our constitution. The festivities continued in the town centre with a Lotus car display, a host of entertainers, in addition to a children's party at the public hall. The mayor of Bungay Terry Reeve, said: "I am absolutely delighted with the support the people of Bungay have shown today. "And despite the weather, many individuals turned out for the parade. |
Monday, 4 June 2012
Rain fails to stop Jubilee fun in Beccles and Bungay
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