Story: John Mellor | Photo:Ann Creasey
A community family tea party was held at St Peter's Ellesmere to celebrate the Queen's Diamond Jubilee, with flags, bunting and balloons decorating the building inside and out.
Invitations had been sent to every house in Ellesmere. About 80 local residents replied to say they would come but, by the end of the afternoon, the number had risen to around 120 – and there were just 12 plates of food left over!
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