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Celebrations will be in full swing across Gedling borough over the weekend to mark the Queen’s official 90th birthday.

Six roads in the borough will be closed during this weekend and next to allow street parties to take place to celebrate Her Majesty’s official birthday.

The following roads will be closed for street parties:

Henry Street, Redhill

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The road will be closed on June 12 between 11am-4pm

Hillside Avenue, Mapperley

The road will be closed on June 12 between 12-4pm. This application is still to be confirmed.

Redhill Lodge Drive, Redhill

The road will be closed on June 12 between 12-4pm

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Turpin Avenue, Gedling

The road will be closed on June 18 between 2-4pm

Barden Road, Woodthorpe

The road will be closed on June 12 between 11am-5pm

Woodsend Close, Burton Joyce

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The road will be closed on June 11 between 12pm – 8pm


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Cllr Kevin Greaves, chairman of Nottinghamshire County Council’s transport and highways committee, said: “We removed as much of the bureaucracy as possible for authorising street parties for previous events such as the Royal Wedding and Diamond Jubilee and have again been helping the people organise their street parties for the Queen’s birthday celebrations.

“We have been working with communities to help them lay on their celebrations and, once locations have been approved, are providing organisers with required traffic signs and cones for use on the day of the celebrations.”

In total, Nottinghamshire County Council has received 70 applications for temporary road closures in order for the street parties to take place.

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