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SHOPPING CENTRE TO CELEBRATE WITH OLD TIME TUNES ON JUBILEE DAY

Yate Shopping Centre will be filled with the tunes of yesteryear on Diamond Jubilee Day, Wednesday, 6th June, when Wartime Tribute Act and 1940′s and 50′s singer Heather Marie will be entertaining the crowds.

Shoppers will also be able enjoy a free cream tea outside Parsons in North Walk between 12pm – 3pm.

For the children, the first 100 will enjoy a free street party in West Walk, starting at Noon, with free lunch, music, face painting, bouncy castle and free water balls.

Heather has been touring the UK since 2009 performing songs from wartime 1940′s through to 1950′s rock n roll with swing and big band mixed in along the way. She has performed at functions throughout the UK and for national charities such as the Royal Air Forces Association and Help for Heroes. In April 2009, Heather was honoured to perform with legendary military dance band The Royal Air Force Squadronaires!

Heather Marie is a singing teacher at LIPA 4:19 in Knutsford, part of the prestigious Liverpool Institute of Performing Arts founded by Sir Paul McCartney.

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By dcbbramwell at 18:33 on 16/05/12

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  • Profile image for jean1510

    Why are we having a bank holiday on the 4th and 5th of June if the Jubilee Day is on the 6th?

    By jean1510 at 20:21 on 17/05/12

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    Fewer customers will visit the centre on the bank holiday Monday and Tuesday, plus holding our event on the Wednesday ensures that it does not clash with other local events.

    By AndrewMLow at 09:04 on 18/05/12

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  • Profile image for jennifermoss

    There are many events in and around Yate happening on the Wednesday, Thursday and Friday of Jubilee week.

    By jennifermoss at 20:46 on 20/05/12

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