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Spring sunshine for the May fair
5:53pm Friday 9th May 2008
Spring sunshine has arrived in time to lift borough spirits for some May fair merriment.
Richmond Green and St Mary Magdalene church will be filled with school children, performers and an assortment of charities and groups to celebrate the major event in Richmond's calendar on - what is forecast to be - a warm and sunny May 10.
Royalty will be in attendance as this year's May Queen, Zoe Risbridger-Smith, is joined by five specially appointed princesses.
The event is free for all the family.
Email your photos from the day to rtt@london.newsquest.co.uk.
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