Road closures have been announced for various towns and villages across north Norfolk for street parties and other events to mark the Queen's platinum jubilee.
Here is a list of the closures announced so far by Norfolk County Council.
Thursday, June 2
Cromer: Town centre roads including High Street, Brook Street, part of Garden Street, New Street and Bond Street will be closed 1pm-7pm, there will be a diversion in place around Church Street and Louden Road.
Holt: Market Place, Fish Hill, Star Plain and Bull Alley closed 7am-6pm.
Mundesley: Beach Road from High Street east closed 2pm-11pm.
Friday, June 3
Briston: Church Street from The Lane south will be closed for the Jubilee Gala Pram Race, 4pm-8pm.
Itteringham: New Road closed south-west from the Common, 11am-4pm.
Saturday, June 4
Cromer: St Martin's Close west from Mill Road will be closed 10am-11.59pm.
Holt: 34 Kenwyn Close to 35 Hendrie Road closed midday-6pm.
Edgefield: The Green from Norwich Road south closed 1pm-7pm.
Sunday, June 5
Aylsham: The 'triangle' of Red Lion Street, Penfold Street and Market Place closed 6am-10pm.
Blakeney: High Street south from the Quay closed 9am-8pm for Blakeney's Big Platinum Jubilee Lunch.
Brancaster: Part of London Street closed 10am-5pm.
Coltishall: White Lion Road north from Wroxham Road closed 10am-5pm.
Cromer: Alfred Road north from Bernard Road closed 7am-11pm; Bernard Road closed 10am-10pm;
Holt: Market Place, Fish Hill, Star Plain and Bull Alley closed 7am-6pm. St Andrews close closed 7.30am-7.30pm.
Langham: Holt Road from North Street east closed 3pm-7pm.
Overstrand: The Londs from the High Street north will be closed 8am-6pm
Reepham: Ollands Road will be closed 10am-11am and part of Market Place/Church Hill will be closed 9am-8pm.
Sheringham: High Street, and part of Station Road and Church Street will be closed 10.30am-4pm.
Stalham: Part of the High Street, Brunstead Road and Bank Street will be closed 10am-6pm.
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