Queen's jubilee revellers in Stalham are set for their own early mini version of this year's London 2012 Paralympics with racing mobility scooters among ideas for June's celebrations.

A jubilee group is finalising the town's plans for the weekend which will feature a big picnic on Stalham Recreation Ground at lunchtime on Sunday June 3, followed by a mini-Olympics.

Suggestions for the sports include races for users of mobility scooters, wheelchairs and strollers, as well as the more conventional tug-of-war, egg-and-spoon and three-legged events for all.

Celebrations will begin on Friday June 1 with a nostalgic evening of DVDs about the area, including the Broads.

There will be an exhibition of local photos in the town hall throughout the jubilee period and on Saturday June 2 the Stone Angels folk group will give a concert in Stalham Parish Church.

Stalham Brass Band will play at the community picnic on Sunday and the afternoon's festivities will finish with a short combined-churches' service on the recreation ground.

Other activities still in the melting pot include a display by the pensioners' association about their memories of King George VI's death and the Queen's accession, a steam day at the Broads Museum, a display of wedding dresses and other fashions from 60 years ago, and a schools' competition to design a card for the Queen.

There are also plans to encourage everyone to take photos of jubilee celebrations for a display in the dark months 'to cheer everyone up'.