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Diss Carnival: Proms in the Park slideshow



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Published Date: 23 June 2008
Hundreds of people turned out for this year's Proms in the Park concert by the South Norfolk Youth Symphonic Band.
Organised by Diss and District Rotary Club, the event featured a selection of hits from the shows and patriotic favourites.

Despite the weather, revellers enjoyed the evening's entertainment and refreshments and got into the spirit of things by waving flags and sporting Union Jack bowler hats.

Carnival Queen Charlotte Cox was crowned by Diss town mayor Simon Olander during the performance, supported by attendant Hayley Hume.

  • Listen to some of the music and see a slideshow of pictures from the Proms in the Park by clicking 'play' above right.

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    • Last Updated: 25 June 2008 2:12 PM
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    • Location: Diss
     
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