The truly wonderful cake made by Adam Attew
Diamond Jubilee: Let them eat cake...in Skiers Street, Stratford
Colin Grainger
, Editor
Monday, June 4, 2012
1:30 PM
A magnificent cake was one of the star attractions at a Jubilee party in Stratford
Graham Attew, Toni Attew and Adam AttewA super Jubilee was held at Rokeby Community Centre and in Skiers Street with, music, a huge variety of food, name the royal bunny contest, a royal cake and a drama play by youngsters. More over 130 people turned out for the event.
Bunting adorned everywhere for a party lasting five hours.
Talented Adam Attew, who helped organise the event, made a magnificent party cake, and he was decked out in a suitably patriotic outfit.
Thefour tier cake was a traditional victoria sponge with british theme and on top it had a waving queen and she even revolved on a spinning turntable.
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