From Stithians to St Keverne, across to Breage and beyond, community spirit has been in full display in the villages of Cornwall to mark the Queen's Platinum Jubilee.
Events have included fun days in St Keverne, Coverack and St Martin, while Manaccan, St Anthony and Helford joined forces for a village show, tea party and disco.
Red, white and blue in abundance at Stithians Picture: Liz Hill
Despite the drizzle on Saturday a full street party still took place in Breage organised by Karen Badger and Gill Hughes with a team of volunteers. Tables lined the street underneath Union Jack bunting as people tucked into sandwiches, cupcakes and fizz, with residents of Breage House care home among them.
Breage street party organisers Karen Badger and Gill Hughes celebrate with family and friends
Stithians Methodist Chapel fared better with the weather, holding their event on Friday underneath brilliant blue skies and some of the hottest sunshine of the year so far.
In Mullion celebrations included flower festival in the parish church, organised by the Friends of St Mellanus.
The Queen made it to Mullion Parish Church flower festial - or did she? Picture: Gilly Zella Martin
Over in Mawnan a whole programme of events included a movie night, flower festival, 'garden jaunt' and Jubilee Lunch. Thursday saw a Parade of Crowns through the village, led by Mawnan WI, with all manner of materials used to create them – from lateral flow tests to toilet rolls.
And The Lizard there have been events organised by the community, along with a series of music events put on by The Top House pub.
The Perrin family celebrate in Breage
Members of Mawnan WI looking patriotic
All smiles in Stithians Picture: Liz Hill
Janet Smith and a regal looking Gill Rose in Breage
Residents of Breage House care home joined the street party
Some patriotic dogs at Porthleven Picture: Gemma Strong/Packet Camera Club
Some patriotic dogs at Porthleven Picture: Gemma Strong/Packet Camera Club
Margaret's Jubilee Bundt Cake from The Top House Inn at The Lizard Picture: Tina Searle/Packet Camera Club
One of the displays at the Mullion flower festial Picture: Gilly Zella Martin
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