Crowds choose festival over football
THERE was a bumper attendance at this year’s Danson Festival, despite competition from a certain nail-biting football match.
The two-day annual festival held in Danson Park, Welling, boasted a host of attractions for everyone, from pop star Peter Andre on the music stage to charity dragon boat racing on the lake.
Festival-goers basked in hot sunshine enjoying a variety of musical and dance entertainment to suit all tastes. Culture, sport, youth, environment, gardening, arts and crafts, classic cars and a funfair were among the fun on offer.
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45th Woolwich Scouts raising funds on the coconut shy for a trip to the World Scout Jamboree. Samantha Diggins, 16, Amy Paile, 16, and Hannah Diggins, 15  Thrills and frights on the rides at the festival 
Thrills and frights on the rides at the festival 
Thrills and frights on the rides at the festival 
Thrills and frights on the rides at the festival 
Crowds enjoying the entertainment 
Crowds enjoying the entertainment 
Youngsters enjoying the sunshine at the festival 
Hackett School of Irish Dancers on stage 
Hackett School of Irish Dancers on stage 
Dancers from Liz Burville Peforming Arts Centre 
Joe Regan Dance School waiting their turn 
Europa Gymnastics Club waiting their turn 
Cadet Ian Young with Jack Fordam, 5 
The St George's team competing with Old Oaks in the boat race 
The St George's team competing with Old Oaks in the boat race 
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