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Find out if there’s a coronation street party in your neighbourhood

by Jo Wadsworth
Thursday 20 Apr, 2023 at 4:58PM
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Find out if there’s a coronation street party in your neighbourhood


Residents living in dozens of streets are holding parties over the coronation weekend next month – but most are opting to hold them on the day after the ceremony itself.

The King’s coronation takes place on Saturday, 6 May, when people living in eight Brighton and Hove streets are holding street parties.

Another 19 are holding theirs the day after – with one street opting for a knees up on the bank holiday Monday two days later.

The council is also closing Jubilee Street to traffic on Saturday so crowds can watch the ceremony on a big screen in Jubilee Square.

And on Sunday, New Road will be closed to traffic to accommodate the start of the Children’s Parade.

The full list of street parties is below:

6 May

  • Payne Avenue, Hove 10am-9pm
  • Hillside, Portslade 10am-7pm
  • Montpelier Villas, Brighton 10am-9pm
  • Tivoli Crescent, Brighton 11am-10pm
  • Hampstead Road, Brighton 10am-10pm
  • Park Crescent Road, Brighton – noon-8pm
  • Scotland Street, Brighton – noon-7pm
  • Glynde Avenue, Saltdean – 10am-10pm

7 May

  • Oakdene Gardens, Portslade, 11am-6pm
  • Applesham Way, Portslade, 11am-9pm
  • Fairfield Gardens, Portslade, 10am-10pm
  • St Leonard’s Gardens, Hove – all day until 7pm
  • Middleton Avenue, Hove – 12am-9pm
  • Berriedale Avenue, Hove – 10am-4pm
  • Hogarth road, Hove – 2pm-10pm
  • Carlisle Road, Hove – 10am-10pm
  • Westbourne Place, Hove – 10am-7pm
  • Nevill Gardens, Hove – 10am-10pm
  • Belfast Street, Connaught Terrace, Stirling Place, Hove – noon-6pm
  • Green Ridge, Brighton – 1pm-10pm
  • Lloyd Road, Brighton – 11am-6pm
  • Overhill Drive, Brighton – 3pm-7pm
  • Powis Grove, Brighton – 10am-10pm
  • Havelock Road, Brighton (no times given)
  • Eastbourne Road, Brighton – 10am-8pm
  • Hadlow Close Brighton – 10am-6pm
  • Lenham Avenue, Saltdean – noon-10pm

8 May

Glendor Road, Hove – 10am-10pm

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Comments 8

  1. John smith says:
    3 years ago

    #NOTMYKING

    Reply
    • Michael barry says:
      3 years ago

      I BET YOUR ‘E HAPPY TO HAVE THE BANK HOLIDAY OFF ON MONDAY WON’T YOU

      Reply
  2. bradly23 says:
    3 years ago

    glad to see this list: now i know where to party-crash

    Reply
  3. martin smith says:
    3 years ago

    #NotMyKing
    #AbolishTheMonarchy

    Reply
  4. martin smith says:
    3 years ago

    Millions being spent on this awful dysfunctional paedophile protecting family, whilst people can’t afford to heat their homes or feed their children absolutely vile

    Reply
  5. Hendrik Woolf says:
    3 years ago

    A Coronation Street party! How exciting!

    Reply
  6. Technique says:
    3 years ago

    A Coronation Street party, excellent!!!!!!!!!!!!
    I hope Stan and Hilda Ogden come!!!!

    Reply
  7. Michael James says:
    3 years ago

    Apparently we live in a democracy. What rubbish!!! Italy and Greece are democracies because they were allowed to vote: Do we keep the monarchy or do we dump them? They chose to dump them. So, give us democracy; let us all vote. I vote for getting rid of them.

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