Residents in Morrell Avenue and Rough Way, Horsham, sang along to God Save The Queen and raised a glass in her name - and they also enjoyed a fun quiz.Residents in Morrell Avenue and Rough Way, Horsham, sang along to God Save The Queen and raised a glass in her name - and they also enjoyed a fun quiz.
Residents in Morrell Avenue and Rough Way, Horsham, sang along to God Save The Queen and raised a glass in her name - and they also enjoyed a fun quiz.

42 pictures of how people in Horsham, Southwater, Rudgwick, Storrington, Colgate, West Chiltington, Mannings Heath and Wisborough Green celebrated the Queen's Platinum Jubilee

It was a once-in-a-lifetime Jubilee – and people across the Horsham district were determined to make the most of it.
By Sarah Page
Published 6th Jun 2022, 11:37 GMT
Updated 13th Jun 2022, 07:23 GMT

There was fun for all and street parties galore.

Beacons were lit in towns and villages on Thursday evening, kicking off four days of celebrations.

Hundreds gathered in Horsham town centre on Friday for a public party and others gathered in smaller groups far and wide to celebrate the Queen’s 70 years on the throne.

Residents of Woodland Way, Southwater, enjoying their street party

1. Horsham celebrates the Queen's Platinum Jubilee

Residents of Woodland Way, Southwater, enjoying their street party Photo: Contributed

A royal portrait competition was organised for children by volunteers from several of the churches in Horsham. Pictured is Linda Baker, children and families worker at St Mary's Church who led the team, with Horsham District Council chairman Kate Rowbottom, who judged the contest. In first place was Taylor Swart, six, with Dolores Osman, 10, in second place.

2. Horsham celebrates the Queen's Platinum Jubilee

A royal portrait competition was organised for children by volunteers from several of the churches in Horsham. Pictured is Linda Baker, children and families worker at St Mary's Church who led the team, with Horsham District Council chairman Kate Rowbottom, who judged the contest. In first place was Taylor Swart, six, with Dolores Osman, 10, in second place. Photo: Contributed

Neighbours enjoy a sing-a-long in Blunts Way, Horsham

3. Horsham celebrates the Queen's Jubilee

Neighbours enjoy a sing-a-long in Blunts Way, Horsham Photo: Contributed

A beacon was lit and fireworks held in celebrations in Southwater. Photo: Jane Terry

4. Horsham celebrates the Queen's Jubilee

A beacon was lit and fireworks held in celebrations in Southwater. Photo: Jane Terry Photo: Jane Terry

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