Festivities have continued across Kent as the Queen's Platinum Jubilee celebrations continued.

The change in weather meant some plans were changed, but in true British spirit, most people just grabbed a coat and a brolly and cracked on with the party.

In Chatham, the official boat formation for the Medway Jubilee River Pageant couldn't go ahead due to strong winds but other activities did, including a Grand Cacophony with a 21 gun salute from Fort Amherst.

Special guest was Lord-Lieutenant of Kent The Lady Colgrain, who is the county's official representative of Her Majesty The Queen.

Chatham Maritime Food & Drink Festival had to be called off for the day too, although organisers hope it will be back on Sunday.

Over in Rochester, a two-day celebration of Dickens went ahead with a large parade through the town. That is also due to happen again on Sunday.

Elsewhere, people have held street parties over the past few days and other celebrations as the long Bank Holiday Weekend continues.

More fun is planned across Kent on Sunday, although the weather forecast isn't good.

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