Celebrating the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee
Picnic time in West Malling High Street
East Malling fancy dress prize giving by Ton- bridge and Malling Mayor Cllr Dave Davis
Families keep calm and celebrate
BUNTING, beacons and red, white and bluewere the order of the day as families throughout Malling braved the unreliable weather to cele- brate the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee. Event organisers kept calm and carried on de-
spite the chilly downpours which, as in the rest of the country, could not dampen everyone’s enthu- siasm. On Sunday, June 3, East Malling held the big-
gest party the village has ever seen, starting with a service at St James the Great Church, a parade to the playing fields and a fun-packed Jubilee Fayre. Next day, it wasWestMalling’s turn to celebrate
with a big street party in the High Street, which was closed for the occasion. Crowds dodged the showers to set up tables and chairs for a picnic in the street, accompanied by live music and chil- dren’s entertainers.
Crowds enjoy the music in West Malling High Street
Body Rox Dance school entertains onlookers at East Malling
(Right): Maddie Proctor (seven), in Jubilee dress at East Malling
(Below): The line-up for the fancy dress pa- rade at East Malling
Skill at arms from Mediaeval Company 1415 at East Malling
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