Dacorum Council Reverses Decision on VE Day Parade
Dacorum Council Reverses Decision on VE Day Parade

Dacorum Council Reverses Decision on VE Day Parade

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The Dacorum Borough Council initially decided against holding a military parade to commemorate the 80th anniversary of VE Day, citing the event as 'too elitist,' and instead encouraged community street parties. This decision sparked backlash, especially since the council had previously organized a parade for its 50th anniversary. Following the criticism, the council reconsidered, with Liberal Democrat leader Sally Symington stating they would take action to organize the parade. Meanwhile, Blackpool council has waived road closure fees for street parties celebrating the same occasion. National events, including a flypast over Buckingham Palace and a service at Westminster Abbey, are also planned to mark VE Day.

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