elle’s Angels and Dartmouth Players singers June Pocket and Paula bell.


Kingswear Historians are planning a photo exhibition and slide show in the lower village hall on the Jubilee Saturday and Sunday featuring images of Kingswear, local events and people from 1953 to the present day; and on the bank Holiday Monday the Kingswear wi is holding a cream tea in the hall for the over 60s.


A flotilla of 60 river boats will parade from Dartmouth Castle to Dittisham and back on Monday, led by the historic Fairmile ferry and accompanied by the peal of church bells on both sides of the river. Co-organiser Anne Kelsey said: ‘the river is our natural asset and we wanted it to be the focus for a royal celebration. People are very proud of the Queen and we didn’t want her Jubilee to pass without Dartmouth and Kingswear doing something together on the river. ‘if it’s a fine day it will be a spectacular pageant and we hope it will be a social event with onlookers joining in and waving flags from the river banks.’


Another highlight of the local royal festivities will be the lighting of beacons at Dartmouth’s Jawbones Hill by townstal Community Partnership and at Kingswear’s Coleton Camp by the national trust, as part of a network of over 3,300 beacons to be lit by communities throughout the UK, Channel islands and the isle of Man, along with the Commonwealth and UK Overseas territories at 10pm on bank Holiday Monday to celebrate the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee.


• 24th May 8.30pm LIVE JAZZ with John Shillito • 31st May 9.00pm Bad Knees Blues Band • 21st June 8.30pm LIVE JAZZ with John Shillito • Food served 12pm - 3pm and 5.30pm - 9pm daily


• Carvery - Friday, Saturday & Sunday evenings & Sunday lunch


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