PENDLE Council is urging residents planning to celebrate The Queen’s 90th birthday in June to have a look at the street party guidance on its website.
The council's website at pendle.gov.uk/streetparty sets out what people need to think about, such as how to apply for a road closure, as well as information on playing music and whether insurance is needed.
Pendle Council's corporate director, Philip Mousdale, said: “Street parties are a great British tradition and a fantastic opportunity for communities to come together to celebrate national occasions.
“Our guidance is a handy tool for anyone thinking about organising a street party.
“As well as busting some myths about what’s needed, there’s a simple form for you to complete, so you can let us know about your plans.”
Residents are also asked to consider hosting parties in their own gardens or even in a local park, as long as the area used is cleared afterwards.
Queen Elizabeth II is marking her milestone birthday after becoming Britain’s longest-serving monarch, beating her great-great-grandmother Queen Victoria last year.
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