? Robert Guthrie / Youth Journalism International Scottish villagers hold a local celebration of the royal wedding ? By Robert Guthrie Reporter Youth Journalism International DUMFRIES, Scotland – The wedding bells had rung at Westminster Abbey, but celebrations of Prince William and Catherine Middleton’s marriage continued well into the evening for Kirkmahoe area residents of all ages. Like British people around London in Hyde Park and Trafalgar Square, the villagers here celebrated the royal wedding with a special street party organized by Kirkmahoe Community Council. Just like at the Westminster Abbey service, there was a diverse range of music – from modern pop music played on the village green to a traditional Celidh with Scottish country dances. Participants enjoyed home made baking, a hog roast of Scottish pork and other refreshments and some took part in a raffle later in the … Read entire article »

? Robert Guthrie / Youth Journalism International Scottish villagers hold a local celebration of the royal wedding ? By Robert Guthrie Reporter Youth Journalism International DUMFRIES, Scotland – The wedding bells had rung at Westminster Abbey, but celebrations of Prince William and Catherine Middleton’s marriage continued well into the evening for Kirkmahoe area residents of all ages. Like British people around London in Hyde Park and Trafalgar Square, the villagers here celebrated the royal wedding with a special street party organized by Kirkmahoe Community Council. Just like at the Westminster Abbey service, there was a diverse range of music – from modern pop music played on the village green to a traditional Celidh with Scottish country dances. Participants enjoyed home made baking, a hog roast of Scottish pork and other refreshments and some took part in a raffle later in the … Read entire article »

? Robert Guthrie / Youth Journalism International Scottish villagers hold a local celebration of the royal wedding ? By Robert Guthrie Reporter Youth Journalism International DUMFRIES, Scotland – The wedding bells had rung at Westminster Abbey, but celebrations of Prince William and Catherine Middleton’s marriage continued well into the evening for Kirkmahoe area residents of all ages. Like British people around London in Hyde Park and Trafalgar Square, the villagers here celebrated the royal wedding with a special street party organized by Kirkmahoe Community Council. Just like at the Westminster Abbey service, there was a diverse range of music – from modern pop music played on the village green to a traditional Celidh with Scottish country dances. Participants enjoyed home made baking, a hog roast of Scottish pork and other refreshments and some took part in a raffle later in the … Read entire article »

? Robert Guthrie / Youth Journalism International Scottish villagers hold a local celebration of the royal wedding ? By Robert Guthrie Reporter Youth Journalism International DUMFRIES, Scotland – The wedding bells had rung at Westminster Abbey, but celebrations of Prince William and Catherine Middleton’s marriage continued well into the evening for Kirkmahoe area residents of all ages. Like British people around London in Hyde Park and Trafalgar Square, the villagers here celebrated the royal wedding with a special street party organized by Kirkmahoe Community Council. Just like at the Westminster Abbey service, there was a diverse range of music – from modern pop music played on the village green to a traditional Celidh with Scottish country dances. Participants enjoyed home made baking, a hog roast of Scottish pork and other refreshments and some took part in a raffle later in the … Read entire article »

? Robert Guthrie / Youth Journalism International Scottish villagers hold a local celebration of the royal wedding ? By Robert Guthrie Reporter Youth Journalism International DUMFRIES, Scotland – The wedding bells had rung at Westminster Abbey, but celebrations of Prince William and Catherine Middleton’s marriage continued well into the evening for Kirkmahoe area residents of all ages. Like British people around London in Hyde Park and Trafalgar Square, the villagers here celebrated the royal wedding with a special street party organized by Kirkmahoe Community Council. Just like at the Westminster Abbey service, there was a diverse range of music – from modern pop music played on the village green to a traditional Celidh with Scottish country dances. Participants enjoyed home made baking, a hog roast of Scottish pork and other refreshments and some took part in a raffle later in the … Read entire article »

? Robert Guthrie / Youth Journalism International Scottish villagers hold a local celebration of the royal wedding ? By Robert Guthrie Reporter Youth Journalism International DUMFRIES, Scotland – The wedding bells had rung at Westminster Abbey, but celebrations of Prince William and Catherine Middleton’s marriage continued well into the evening for Kirkmahoe area residents of all ages. Like British people around London in Hyde Park and Trafalgar Square, the villagers here celebrated the royal wedding with a special street party organized by Kirkmahoe Community Council. Just like at the Westminster Abbey service, there was a diverse range of music – from modern pop music played on the village green to a traditional Celidh with Scottish country dances. Participants enjoyed home made baking, a hog roast of Scottish pork and other refreshments and some took part in a raffle later in the … Read entire article »

? Robert Guthrie / Youth Journalism International Scottish villagers hold a local celebration of the royal wedding ? By Robert Guthrie Reporter Youth Journalism International DUMFRIES, Scotland – The wedding bells had rung at Westminster Abbey, but celebrations of Prince William and Catherine Middleton’s marriage continued well into the evening for Kirkmahoe area residents of all ages. Like British people around London in Hyde Park and Trafalgar Square, the villagers here celebrated the royal wedding with a special street party organized by Kirkmahoe Community Council. Just like at the Westminster Abbey service, there was a diverse range of music – from modern pop music played on the village green to a traditional Celidh with Scottish country dances. Participants enjoyed home made baking, a hog roast of Scottish pork and other refreshments and some took part in a raffle later in the … Read entire article »

? Robert Guthrie / Youth Journalism International Scottish villagers hold a local celebration of the royal wedding ? By Robert Guthrie Reporter Youth Journalism International DUMFRIES, Scotland – The wedding bells had rung at Westminster Abbey, but celebrations of Prince William and Catherine Middleton’s marriage continued well into the evening for Kirkmahoe area residents of all ages. Like British people around London in Hyde Park and Trafalgar Square, the villagers here celebrated the royal wedding with a special street party organized by Kirkmahoe Community Council. Just like at the Westminster Abbey service, there was a diverse range of music – from modern pop music played on the village green to a traditional Celidh with Scottish country dances. Participants enjoyed home made baking, a hog roast of Scottish pork and other refreshments and some took part in a raffle later in the … Read entire article »

? Robert Guthrie / Youth Journalism International Scottish villagers hold a local celebration of the royal wedding ? By Robert Guthrie Reporter Youth Journalism International DUMFRIES, Scotland – The wedding bells had rung at Westminster Abbey, but celebrations of Prince William and Catherine Middleton’s marriage continued well into the evening for Kirkmahoe area residents of all ages. Like British people around London in Hyde Park and Trafalgar Square, the villagers here celebrated the royal wedding with a special street party organized by Kirkmahoe Community Council. Just like at the Westminster Abbey service, there was a diverse range of music – from modern pop music played on the village green to a traditional Celidh with Scottish country dances. Participants enjoyed home made baking, a hog roast of Scottish pork and other refreshments and some took part in a raffle later in the … Read entire article »

? Robert Guthrie / Youth Journalism International Scottish villagers hold a local celebration of the royal wedding ? By Robert Guthrie Reporter Youth Journalism International DUMFRIES, Scotland – The wedding bells had rung at Westminster Abbey, but celebrations of Prince William and Catherine Middleton’s marriage continued well into the evening for Kirkmahoe area residents of all ages. Like British people around London in Hyde Park and Trafalgar Square, the villagers here celebrated the royal wedding with a special street party organized by Kirkmahoe Community Council. Just like at the Westminster Abbey service, there was a diverse range of music – from modern pop music played on the village green to a traditional Celidh with Scottish country dances. Participants enjoyed home made baking, a hog roast of Scottish pork and other refreshments and some took part in a raffle later in the … Read entire article »

? Robert Guthrie / Youth Journalism International Scottish villagers hold a local celebration of the royal wedding ? By Robert Guthrie Reporter Youth Journalism International DUMFRIES, Scotland – The wedding bells had rung at Westminster Abbey, but celebrations of Prince William and Catherine Middleton’s marriage continued well into the evening for Kirkmahoe area residents of all ages. Like British people around London in Hyde Park and Trafalgar Square, the villagers here celebrated the royal wedding with a special street party organized by Kirkmahoe Community Council. Just like at the Westminster Abbey service, there was a diverse range of music – from modern pop music played on the village green to a traditional Celidh with Scottish country dances. Participants enjoyed home made baking, a hog roast of Scottish pork and other refreshments and some took part in a raffle later in the … Read entire article »

? Robert Guthrie / Youth Journalism International Scottish villagers hold a local celebration of the royal wedding ? By Robert Guthrie Reporter Youth Journalism International DUMFRIES, Scotland – The wedding bells had rung at Westminster Abbey, but celebrations of Prince William and Catherine Middleton’s marriage continued well into the evening for Kirkmahoe area residents of all ages. Like British people around London in Hyde Park and Trafalgar Square, the villagers here celebrated the royal wedding with a special street party organized by Kirkmahoe Community Council. Just like at the Westminster Abbey service, there was a diverse range of music – from modern pop music played on the village green to a traditional Celidh with Scottish country dances. Participants enjoyed home made baking, a hog roast of Scottish pork and other refreshments and some took part in a raffle later in the … Read entire article »