Queen's Diamond Jubilee
We take a look at how the South West is preparing to celebrate the upcoming Diamond Jubilee.
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Jubilee Celebrations: your pictures
The West enjoys the jubilee
Robert Murphy reflects on four days of celebration that won't be repeated for generations - the Diamond Jubilee has been marked with everything from street parties to beacons and big concerts. Almost wherever you looked, the West played its part in the biggest party seen for years.
Jubilee partying carries on despite the rain in Gloucester
Ken Goodwin has been in Gloucester where celebrations carry on for the last day of the Queen's Diamond Jubilee. The rain may be here to stay, but it's not putting people off making the best of the bank holiday.
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Somerset schoolchildren learn about the monarchy
Schoolchildren across the region have been busy learning about the monarchy from those who witnessed the Coronation first hand.
Pupils in Somerset were joined in class and in song by some of those who've lived throguh the Queen's 60-year reign.
Party must go on despite the rain in Gloucester
Day four of jubilee celebrations in Wiltshire
Beacons lit across the Westcountry to celebrate the Queen's Jubilee
Among the jubilee beacons lit across the region at 10p.m. last night [Monday] was this one at Twerton Roundhill overlooking Bath.
Around a hundred people gathered to see the bonfire and sing a verse of the National Anthem. Amongst them was our reporter, Bob Constantine.
In the distance, Bob could see the Balloon Glow on Solsbury Hill on the other side of the city... there was even a spectacular moon too!
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We look back at when The Queen visited our region
When The Queen visited the Westcountry
We take a look at when The Queen came to visit the region during her Diamond Jubilee year.
Read the full storyJubilee Celebrations: your pictures
A collection of pictures sent to us from people around the region enjoying the Queen's Diamond Jubilee
Read the full storyGloucester choir boy to sing for The Queen at St Paul's Cathedral
A Gloucester choirboy will be singing for the Queen today at St Paul's Cathedral in London. Sebastian Ferris - a pupil at Kings School - will perform a piece written for the Jubilee along with 40 other specially selected children.
He was picked from hundreds of applicants who auditioned from around the country.