The sun shone on Downham Market for carnival day as the floats paid tribute to the Queen's Platinum Jubilee

One of the most popular events in Downham was held for the first time since the pandemic during the bank holiday.

Townsfolk headed out in their droves to enjoy the sunshine and entertainment at the Downham Carnival.

The event saw floats file past with people in costume, adorned with Union Jack flags as a homage to the Queen's Platinum Jubilee.

Revellers then headed over to the Howdale park in Downham where they enjoyed a dog show, an impressive display by motorcycle group the Imps and rides for the children.

The Imps wowed the crowd with an impressive display of stunts, and paid homage to both the UK and Ukraine, by brandishing the flags of each country as they zipped past the crowd.