THERE was an interesting sideshow – that’s probably the wrong expression, but I can’t think of another right now – to last week’s Liberation Day activities while the Chelsea Pensioners were doing their bit with island schoolchildren and the memorial window at St Peter’s Church was being rededicated.

LIBERATION DAY was a ‘roaring success’, organisers said yesterday.

A memorial window to the Sark servicemen who died in the First World War was rededicated yesterday as part of the island’s Liberation Day commemorations.

Pictures from Liberation Day in St Peter Port.

LIBERATION DAY’S formal proceedings began with the traditional Liberation Church Parade.

CROWDS flocked to the Liberation celebrations in Town yesterday, making it the busiest in years.

GOOD weather enabled preparations for today’s Liberation Day celebrations to stay on schedule, Guernsey Event Company managing director Alex Bridle said.

UP TO 65,000 photographs of previous Liberation Days could go on display on a St Peter Port wall this May.

LIBERATION Day organisers have apologised to those who missed the firework finale after a decision was made to set them off earlier than planned.

A short video and a gallery of photos from Liberation Day.