The Queen's diamond jubilee: Guardian readers' flickr pictures

A street party in the little village of Barmby on the Marsh, East Yorkshire. The main high street was closed off and the entire road laid with tables and decorations Photograph: Ryan J. Nicholson/Flickr

Jubilee street party in Great Malvern, Worcestershire Photograph: Peter Forster/Flickr

Bank holiday weather at midnight Photograph: LED Eddie/Flickr

Jubilee flags in Covent Garden, London Photograph: George Ingrey/Flickr

Queen's diamond jubilee weekend celebrations Photograph: Sondesmalek/Flickr

Street party in Nether Wallop, Hampshire Photograph: Simon Burgess/Flickr

Flats decked out along the river Thames Photograph: Ryan Gregory/Flickr

Diamond jubilee celebrations in Westfield Park, Bristol Photograph: Simon Holliday/Flickr

A queen in waiting, near Waterloo bridge, London Photograph: Simon Parga/Flickr

Jubilee picnic and tree planting. In 1937, a horsechestnut tree was planted in Cotteridge Park to celebrate the coronation of George VI. At this year's Jubilee big lunch, we planted a new tree in the park Photograph: Thorsten Schnier/Flickr

Perfect Pimms at a street party in Essex Photograph: Hayley Camis/Flickr

Bunting on the South Bank, London Photograph: Wiaiwya/Flickr

A fancy dress monarch Photograph: Dan Banda Lee/Flickr

Diamond jubilee celebrations in the Grange, Herefordshire Photograph: Christopher Preece/Flickr

Queen's diamond jubilee weekend Photograph: David Scott/Flickr

Queen's diamond jubilee weekend Photograph: Alexandre Moreau/Flickr

Brass band supporters Photograph: Chris Hopkins/Flickr

The Divas performing at the Caistor arts and heritage centre, Lincolnshire Photograph: Sjmaxson/Flickr

Homes decorated in Clifton, Bristol
Photograph: Topsynette/Flickr

Queen's diamond jubilee weekend Photograph: Marc Redvers/Flickr