a village in the Bride Valley Litton Cheney Dorset
Photo by Claire Moore 3_7_2021
LITTON CHENEY JUBILEE CELEBRATIONS
Final Programme of Events
Platinum Jubilee History Trail
Platinum Jubilee Scarecrow Locations - Click on symbol to view
Platinum Jubilee Royal Scarecrows
From the very beginning, way back in October 2021, when a group of residents first got together to discuss what the village might do for the Platinum Jubilee, the enthusiasm was palpable. That enthusiasm manifested itself into a profusion of creative ideas, culminating in all the wonderful events that came to pass over the Jubilee celebration period. Come the time, the village was delightfully festooned with bunting; majestic scarecrows made a royal entrance; a hugely informative history trail took people back in time via a map; vintage and state of the art vehicles showed off their elegance; there was an exclusive village fly-past; a wonderful seven decades exhibition put together by school children from Thorner’s was held at LATCH; trees planted; Andy & Liz at The White Horse hosted a day-long BBQ and live music on completion of the midday Duck Race; a Jubilee Anthem was sung in St Mary’s church, and a Jubilee Picnic, cake competition, Grand Draw and Bridport Big Band brought proceedings to a close on Jubilee Sunday, with the help of a passing downpour. Our grateful thanks to Village Webmaster, David Hearn, for the imaginative presentation of Platinum Jubilee information and also to the BVN Editorship for their Jubilee themed cover for June’s edition, and for their promotion of events leading up to this wonderful occasion. Well done, Litton Cheney! This was “community” at its very best and it was so much fun. To all those involved, a huge Thank You – You know who you are – and can we do it all again next year!
The Queen’s Platinum Jubilee Celebrations May/June 2022
HISTORIC ARCHIVE
ABOUT LITTON CHENEY
OUR VILLAGE IN MEMORIAM Previous Page Previous Page
The Queen’s Bench
The bench was designed by Philip Dyke as the result of an open competition within the villge. It was erected by Russel Randall and Steve Elliott in time for King Charles the Third’s coronation on 6th May 2023.