Platinum Jubilee Street Parties

Residents living in over 40 Plymouth streets are preparing to mark the Platinum Jubilee. A total of 45 streets will be closed to traffic for street parties at some point over the extended Bank Holiday weekend which runs from Thursday 2 June to Sunday 5 June.

Residents had to ask permission from the Council to close their road to make sure closures do not have a significant impact on traffic and applications for road closures over the Jubilee weekend are now closed.

The following roads will be closed for street parties:

Thursday 2 June

• Whitleigh Green

Friday 3 June

• Brentor Road
• Stenlake Terrace
• Cardigan Road
• Salisbury Road
• Knighton Road
• Onslow Road Lane East

Saturday 4 June

• Agaton Road
• Glendower Road
• Ronald Terrace, Alexandra Terrace
• Gilwell Avenue
• Eastbury Avenue
• Whiteford Road until Monday morning 9am
• Pinewood Close
• Pennycross Park Road Lane West
• Linketty Lane West
• Thornhill Road until Monday morning 8am
• Princess Avenue
• Huxham Close
• Fanshawe Way
• Nicholson Road
• Mowhay Road
• Palmerston Street
• Powisland Drive
• Honicknowle Green

Sunday 5 June

• Compton Avenue
• Clevedon Park Avenue
• The Grove
• Rendle Street
• Shirburn Road
• Rosslyn Park Road
• Vine Gardens
• Beechwood Terrace
• Springfield Avenue
• Linketty Lane West
• Park Street
• Alfred Street
• Chestnut Road
• Glenavon Road
• Boringdon Road
• Draco Drive
• Hotham Place
• Manor Street Central Street
• Honicknowle Green

Keeping Plymouth tidy

We want everyone to enjoy the celebrations but at the same time ensure our streets are kept clean and tidy.

If you are having a street party, please remember that you must not place any additional bags or waste next to or on top of wheelie bins. Excess waste not within containers like this will be considered to be littering or fly tipping, which may result in a fine. Any item which is too large to fit into the containers allocated to a property must be either taken to a recycling centre or collected by a registered waste carrier. More details are available here www.plymouth.gov.uk/section46.

Stay sustainable

We’re encouraging everyone to ensure Jubilee parties are as sustainable as possible. For example, please consider:

• Using reusable plates, cups and cutlery
• Encouraging guests to take home leftover food and decorations
• Use biodegradable or recyclable party decorations