Approx date for parade if possible please

[Top-of-the-hill]

  I have always thought this picture was taken fairly soon after WW1 and related to the "laying up" in church of some guards colours. I have just discovered that the event took place in the 1938, but I don't think this picture matches that date.

[McGroger]

Just moving this one up for some attention; it had dropped out of sight.
Peter

[Treetotal]

It looks like it could 1920 looking at the style of the hats, maybe into the 30s...men's fashion didn't change all that much and some styles lasted longer than others. I wonder if it could be the "Jarrow March" in the 1930s.
Jim will give you a more accurate date when he comes online.
Carol

[Jebber]

I agree with 1920/30s.  Not a Jarrow  march they are too smart and healthy looking. Possibly a parade of ex comrades. The photographer took other similar photos.

[Top-of-the-hill]

  Thanks, Peter - the mods had a query about the picture.
 I thought it was 1920s, and I am fairly sure there is military theme, which is why I thought it was the "laying up" ceremony. I have just thought it might be a British Legion event, though there are not many B.L. badges in evidence.
  Jebber - I have one other picture of this event - did you find any others?
 

[Jebber]

Yes a few,  I just googled the name of the photographer, the County and 1820s,

[Treetotal]

Don't you mean 1920s....photography was in it's experimental phase in the 1820s.
Carol

[Jebber]

Sorry, yes that was a typo, blame it on the heat   

[oldfashionedgirl]

There are a couple of ladies in the background on the left wearing cloche hats which would indicate 1920s/30s.