Experts share their thoughts on how to host the perfect street party (Image: Archant 2016)
Dig out the bunting, dust off the tablecloths and crack out the picnic blankets because the Queen's Platinum Jubilee is just around the corner.
But for city folk hoping to host the perfect street party there are hoops to jump through.
And as well as potentially obtaining licenses, planners will have plenty on their plates - so owner of Goldsmith’s Weddings and Events, Charlene Goldsmith, and managing director of Ideal Event Services, Andrew Bunn, offered their advice.
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