Communities across SE1 staged street parties on Monday to celebrate the Queen's Diamond Jubilee.
One of the largest parties was held on Bermondsey Street where the street was closed to traffic throughout the afternoon and live music was performed in the forecourt of the White Cube Bermondsey gallery.
On the nearby Kipling Estate a large party was thrown by the Leathermarket JMB. Visitors included Simon Hughes MP and Southwark's deputy mayor Cllr Abdul Mohamed.
At Avondale Square the jubilee festivities were combined with celebrations to mark the estate's 50th anniversary.
In Roupell Street entertainment at the Lambeth Estate Residents' Association event included a Punch and Judy show.
On the Rochester Estate residents enjoyed a jubilee cake provided by Konditor & Cook.
Residents of the sheltered housing at Lucy Brown House joined the Park Street party in Maiden Lane Square.
At Waterloo Millennium Green Oasis Church Waterloo hosted the Jubilee Jamboree with music and children's activities. The event concluded with the lighting of an official jubilee beacon.
The United St Saviour's Charity alone has funded 38 Jubilee parties and Olympic events in the borough at a total cost of over £30,000.
"We received £5 of applications for every £1 that we had available for jubilee parties and we are only sorry we could not fund every application we received," said Camilla McGibbon, chair of the grants committee.
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