Sheila’s School of Dancing wow the crowds


Sheila’s School of Dancing who took to the main stage at the Olympic Torch Relay day of events in Liskeard.


The dancers wowed a huge crowd with their energetic performances, especially with their routine from the musical ‘Grease’.


Pictures:Neil Richardson.


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PARTY TIME at St Martin’s School, Liskeard Let’s celebrate!


PEOPLE throughout the area celebrated the Royal Wedding in style. There were street par- ties galore, together with competitions for the youngsters, as people made the most of the ex- cuse for some fun on the public holiday.


See inside for a round- up of festivities, plus many more pictures of the special events.


LOOE mayor Jimmy Dingle with best-dressed bride Mia Sadler


RESIDENTS of Maker Road, Torpoint, toast the Royal couple. Picture: Paul Roper


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Ella Marshall (L) and Georgia Price,who will represent the Looe Girls Friendly Society at Buckingham Palace in June


Two young volunteers from the Looe Girls Friendly Society (GFS) have been chosen to represent their branch at the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee celebrations at Buckingham Palace.


Ella Marshall and Georgia Price will attend the concert on June 4 thanks to the Duchess of Cornwall, who as patron of the GFS, arranged for tickets to be allocated to the GFS platform.


The Looe branch received two of


only ten tickets given out country wide.


The Looe branch is currently the only GFS group operating in Cornwall. ‘We are church-based, and we do lots of craft, cooking, stories and games,’ said branch founder Mary Henley.


‘Girls usually start coming at around six years old, and can carry on as long as they’d like.’


For more information contact Mary Henley on 01503 264377.


Girls all set for Diamond Jubilee


Summer of fun


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