The Candy Girls singing at Friars Square, photo by Derek PellingThe Candy Girls singing at Friars Square, photo by Derek Pelling
The Candy Girls singing at Friars Square, photo by Derek Pelling

Queen's Platinum Jubilee: Pictures show hundreds flocking to Friars Square in Aylesbury for 'fabulous' day of entertainment

Hundreds of families and shoppers stopped to take in a ‘fabulous’ day of entertainment at Friars Square in Aylesbury.

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Yesterday (31 May), Aylesbury’s biggest shopping centre put on a free day of Platinum Jubilee-themed entertainment.

Singing trio The Candy Girls kicked off the event performing vintage songs from the 1950s as a nod to Queen Elizabeth’s Coronation in 1952.

Shoppers enjoyed performances from the world’s first and only synchronised shopping trolley dance display team, Granny Turismo.

The Union Jill Girls in striking red, white and blue dresses, towered above shoppers on stilts and posed for selfies.

Youngsters also participated in free craft workshops, among the tasks the children were set was crown and flag making.

Special Jubilee chocolates and lollies were given out to children who completed the Jubilee Spot the Lot trail.

Friars Square centre manager Andy Margieson said: “Shoppers of all ages enjoyed our special Jubilee celebrations at Friars Square. The fabulous vintage singers added a lovely atmosphere to the day. And Granny Turismo were hugely popular with their unique dance routines.”

More information on the shopping centre can be found on its Facebook page here, and website here.