BARBECUES, fancy dress and even a miniature Olympics were on offer to revellers at villages across North Somerset and Somerset over the Diamond Jubilee weekend..

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Two street parties were held in Cheddar, with residents and visitors alike turning up in their droves to wave flags and watch a procession up to Jacob’s Ladder on June 4, before a beacon was lit.

The Square in Axbridge was closed for the afternoon on June 4 with residents packing the town centre to take part in jubilee fun.

A fun day with sports and a bouncy castle was held in Bournville Primary School in Selworthy Road on June 1.

A garden party was held in Homefield Cottage in Splott Lane, Weare, on June 2, while youngsters and adults donned fancy dress in Badgworth on June 3.

A crown design competition and a miniature Olympics was held in Draycott.

Youngsters turned their hand to red, white and blue kite-making in Compton Bishop, while Bleadon Youth Centre in Coronation Road saw children enjoy the celebrations together.

For a gallery of Diamond Jubilee celebrations from Badgworth, Bleadon, Shipham, Lympsham, Compton Bishop, Draycott and Weare click the link in the top right of this page.

There is also a separate gallery for Cheddar and Axbridge and a gallery for Uphill and the Bournville, Coronation, Oldmixon and Potteries estates.

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