The Ahmadiyya Muslim Community in Bradford was another group starting the celebrations early, with some of its members travelling to London last weekend to join in a charity walk and nationally raise more than £400,000 for good causes.
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By Kathie Griffiths | May 17, 2012
Edited / Excerpted by AT staff
Bunting is flying across Bradford already as jubilee fever sweeps the district.
More than 100 official events have now been listed with Bradford Council as part of the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee celebrations with organisations from schools to community groups, busy planning galas, fun and games, fireworks and picnics where everyone is welcome to regally mark the big weekend.
The Lord Mayor’s Parade this Saturday will also be flying the flag for the forthcoming jubilations.
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The Ahmadiyya Muslim Community in Bradford was another group starting the celebrations early, with some of its members travelling to London last weekend to join in a charity walk and nationally raise more than £400,000 for good causes.
Back in Bradford, the Ahmadiyya community is opening up its mosque on Sunday, June 3, and Monday, June 4, raising the British flag on the Sunday with a day of activities for neighbours, young and old, in the area and then a barbecue on the Monday, from noon to 3pm. Councillor Dale Smith, who next week becomes Lord Mayor of Bradford, has been invited as a special guest.
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-- Kathie Griffiths - Email: kathie.griffiths@bradford.newsquest.co.uk
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