On February 6 2022, the Queen will have reigned as monarch for 70 years – the first time a British sovereign will have been on the throne for seven decades.
Plans are in place to stage a series of events across four days, from June 2-5 in 2022, which will reflect the Queen’s reign and her impact on the UK and the world since her accession to the throne in 1952.
In 1977 the community came together to mark her Silver Jubilee and then again in 2002 and 2012 for her golden and diamond celebrations.
So with the promise of a four day weekend where there will be countless street parties up and down the country we take a look back at previous celebrations across the city.
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9. Tree planting
Diamond Jubilee Wood has been planted at Hodsock Priory in Blyth to mark the Queen's Jubilee celebrations in 2012. Pictured from left is Mayor of Doncaster, Peter Davies, Head of Membership at Welcome 2 Yorkshire, Liz Tattersley, Bassetlaw District Council Chairman, Coun David Challinor, Woodland Trust, Liz McLelland, CEO of Experience Nottinghamshire, Jennifer Spencer, Nottingham County Council Chairman, Coun Keith Walker and Sir Andrew Buchanan Photo: Mark Fear
10. A right royal knees-up
A right Royal knees-up at Rotherham Doncaster and South Humber NHS Foundation Trust which celebrated the Queen's jubilee in style in 2012 Photo: Submitted
11. You want a flake with that?
The St Catherine’s site hosted Jubilee-themed celebrations by services, which included a street party for people with learning disabilities in 2012. Meanwhile, the adult mental health inpatients occupational therapy team held a barbecue for service users, which included games, quizzes and a raffle. Street party 2: Service user Roy Warrel (left); RDaSH care assistant Jane Ellis (right); RDaSH nursing assistant Kevin Tyler (second from left) with ice cream sales lady Delly Morris (in van) at the RDaSH learning disabilities service Jubilee street party Photo: Submitted