THOUSANDS of people turned out for a popular fun day for all the family.
The Family Picnic was held for the third year on Sunday at the Polish Club Gryf in Church Lane, Slough with a combination of sport and cultural activities available for all.
Organised in collaboration between the Polish Community and Polish Association groups, the event attracted more than 2,000 people.
Dr Robert Burzynski, a trustee at Polish Community, said: "It went very well. We had favourable weather in the fact that it didn't rain, but I still think it put a few people off.
"It was well attended but we estimate that there was less people that last year, but there was still a couple of thousand people throughout the day.
Natalia Sinica and Anna Haponiuk promote Mleczko Polish Food. Photo: Paul Johns
"There was plenty of attractions for children, with rides, competitions and singing and dance performances.
"In general people were very happy with the event. We want to send our thanks to all the volunteers who help us, as well as all the sponsors and companies that have helped, to make this event happen."
The day featured a wide range of activities, including rides, bouncy castles and face painting for children, as well as sports, musical performances and competitions.
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