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Kent celebrates 200th anniversary of Trafalgar

Children from All Saints primary school in Wouldham recreate Nelson's message with signal flags. Picture: VERNON STRATFORD
Children from All Saints primary school in Wouldham recreate Nelson's message with signal flags. Picture: VERNON STRATFORD

CELEBRATIONS have been taking place across the county to mark the 200th anniversary of the Battle of Trafalgar.

Adults and children alike have been taking part in the services, dinners, concerts and other events to commemorate the bicentenary of the six-hour battle, one of the most famous in our naval history.

In one of the biggest events, 1,500 people enjoyed jusic and fireworks at the Trafalgar Night Party at Chatham's Historic Dockyard, which is where the hero of Trafalgar, Lord Nelson, began his naval career.

Above is a selection of pictures from various events around the county.

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