Pancakes races in Dursley were around Sainsbury's car park to aid the Royal British Legion Poppy Appeal in Cam and Dursley

PANCAKES were tossed in traditional style around a new course in Dursley this year.

Around a dozen people entered the town's annual Shrove Tuesday races, held around Sainsbury's car park this time because of gas main works along the usual route of Parsonage Street.

FLIPPING GREAT: Anne Swayze, 54, from Dursley Blue Cross shop.
ALL TOGETHER NOW: Sainsbury's Angus Clements, Joel Stoneman, Ryan Chambers as The Honey Monster, William Arkle and Brandon Richings.

Sainsbury's employee Joel Stoneman won for the second year running and duly received the trophy from mayor Councillor Jane Ball.

"There were medals on ribbons too for first, second and third placed," Mrs Ball said.

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The fun was to aid the Cam and Dursley Royal British Legion Poppy Appeal.