A CULTURAL day was held at the Seabrooke Rise estate in Grays on Saturday October 25.Zimbabwean dancers and food from around the world were just two of the treats on offer, along with the Inspiration Youth group and local Sea Cadets and Scouts.
Children from Seabrooke Rise also read aloud a Human Rights declaration poem.
The event, held in the estate’s new community building, was organised by the Grays Riverside Community Association.
Councillor Yash Gupta, who was at the event, said afterwards: “It was a really good effort by the association.
“We need more cultural events like this across the borough to bring about better community cohesion.”
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