Terry Reeve, Janet Beamish-Mann and Kathryn Robinson, funeral administrator PHOTO: Terry Reeve (Image: Archant)
Colourful rainbows and bright bunting lined the town’s streets during the pandemic to raise moral and recognise the efforts of key workers and NHS staff.
Now, those who took part have been recognised with certificates from town reeve Judy Cloke.
Organiser Christopher Reeve said: “As a committee member of the Bungay Society, I organised the event because I was very impressed with Bungay residents’ creative activities in making shops look attractive even when closed down during the coronavirus crisis, as well as other residents for creating eyecatching displays in their gardens to support the NHS.
“It indicates how, even in difficult and frightening times, there is a Bungay bulldog spirit to remain cheerful and optimistic, and dream up ways of creating a feel-good factor in the town, for both residents and visitors.”
Bungay Town Reeve Judy Cloke with Muse Ladies Fashions. PHOTO: Andrew Atterwill (Image: Archant)
Bungay Town Reeve Judy Cloke with Sew and So's, Upper Olland Street. PHOTO: Andrew Atterwill/Terry Reeve (Image: Archant)
Bungay Town Reeve Judy Cloke with Little Black Dog Wardrobe PHOTO: Andrew Atterwill (Image: Archant)
Bungay Town Reeve Judy Cloke with Rebecca and Stephen David. PHOTO: Terry Reeve (Image: Archant)
Bungay Town Reeve Judy Cloke presenting a certificate to Earsham Street Delicatessan. PHOTO: Andrew Atterwill (Image: Archant)
Bungay Town Reeve Judy Cloke with Holmwood Residential Home. PHOTO: Terry Reeve (Image: Archant)
Bungay Town Reeve Judy Cloke presenting a certificate to Darren France of the Fisher Youth Theatre PHOTO: Andrew Atterwill (Image: Archant)
Bungay Town Reeve Judy Cloke with Helen Bacon with The Bungay Up The Junction Lockdown quilt. PHOTO: Andrew Atterwill (Image: Archant)
Christopher Reeve, Emma Thompson who created the window display, Judy Cloke, Town reeve, Maureen Davies, Terry Reeve, Chair of the Bungay Society PHOTO: Terry Reeve (Image: Archant)
Bungay Town Reeve Judy Cloke presenting a certificate to Crocks, on Earsham Street. PHOTO: Andrew Atterwill (Image: Archant)
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