Over the
years, a lot of things have changed and our likes are one of them. This week at
the Dickens Social Reporters, we interviewed the Mayor of Havering, Councillor
Lynden Thorpe about her best day. After having a chat, we got some rather
unexpected answers. Surely you would guess that meeting the Queen would be
number one on her list, wouldn’t you? Well apparently not…
We started
off by asking her about her best day as a teenager. She told us all about the
Stevie Wonder concert she saw with her friends at the Ilford Palais. It was one
of his first concerts, and he played the harmonica. She described it as an
amazing and spectacular experience.
Then we got
on to the topic of her best day as mayor. She started off by telling us that
meeting the Queen was a close second, but her favourite memory just topped
that. The Military parade made her see that our community is very close and
caring. Soldiers who had just come back from Afghanistan marched through the
streets of Romford. It was made even better by the crowds of people out on the
streets, supporting the people who fight for our country. Councillor Thorpe
talked to the soldiers and their families, and they were all very optimistic.
The whole community supported them, and it really was something that would put
a smile upon your face.
Overall, it
was a lovely experience meeting the Mayor, and we would like to thank her for
coming to talk to us.
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