English, African and Asian groups contributed dance, music, arts displays and puppetry at the two-day show. The photograph shows dancers from the Mystic and Israelites dance group with some children during a workshop.

Olive, despite her arthritis and visual impairment had done a sketch of Prince Charles and Lady Diana Spencer. Margaret Williams of Wiltshire Way in Hateley Heath is mentioned.

This photograph has the caption relating to D-EXP/R/CD/104 and vice versa. The photograph shows Delma Heaton (left) and Glenda Cooksey sounding a fanfare to mark the start of the festivities.

This photograph has the caption for D-EXP/R/CD/105 and vice versa.

Residents got together to celebrate the royal wedding. Jean Hingley is quoted. The photograph shows Helena Dean with her grandchildren Adian and Carol Lundy.

Most of the children dressed up in red, white and blue for the royal wedding, and the school held a party. Christine Rock is quoted. The photograph shows Ajay Patel (left) and Kalpesh Parmar with their royal wedding crown pieces.

Residents got together to celebrate the royal wedding. Jean Hingley is quoted.

A tea and sports event was held for local children. The photograph shows the organisers (from left) Betty Dean, Maisie Hunt, Sandra Smith, Elsie Homer and Pat Smith.

Residents delayed their street party until the weekend to ensure they had time to relax and recover. Doreen Griffiths is quoted.

Residents held bingo evenings to raise money for the street party for the royal wedding, with people from all over the New Henry Street estate being invited.