They know how to throw a party down on Windsor Road.
The aptly-named street near the centre of King's Lynn was a sea of red, white and blue as hundreds gathered for a coronation big lunch on Sunday.
Billy Mason with son Corbyn and daughter Sapphire at the coronation big lunch in Windsor Road, in King's Lynn (Image: Chris Bishop)
"It's a massive thing, it's a whole new era," said Billy Mason, who turned out with his wife Sadie, 10-year-old son Corbyn and five-year-old daughter Sapphire.
"This is such a close-knit community, everyone knows everyone."
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Ros Woods (left) landlady of the Live and Let Live was presented with an award for the quality of her cider by the Campaign for Real Ale's regional director Andrea Briers during the big lunch (Image: Chris Bishop)
Ros Woods has been landlady of the Live and Let Live, an old-fashioned street corner local in the middle of Windsor Road, for 23 years.
"We do like to try to keep the community together," she said.
The big lunch got under way with a procession (Image: Chris Bishop)
Local councillor Francis Bone's St Margaret's and St Nicholas ward includes Windsor Road.
"It might not be the most affluent area but it's a really strong community, it's very inclusive," he said.
Toasting the King at a coronation big lunch on Windsor Road in King's Lynn (Image: Chris Bishop)
Enjoying the coronation big lunch in Windsor Road in King's Lynn (Image: Chris Bishop)
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