Preston's Torchlight Procession: fantastic images from a parade celebrating life and commemorating Her Majesty
and further afield gathered in the city centre for the procession, and luckily the rain held off this year as the crowds enjoyed the sights, and even took part in dancing.
Starting from Moor Park and ending at the Bus Station Plaza, the parade was led by SPARK!, a magical live music, movement and lighting spectacular. What followed was a fabulous array of some of Preston's finest procession groups including Our Caribbean Carnival and Mela, Cacophony Arkestra, Bay Beat, Swati Dance Company, Jazz Swing Dance, Burnley Youth Theatre, Sparkle Dance Studios, Worldwise Samba Drummers and UCLan Dance.Lancashire Encounter Torchlight Procession in Preston
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