Royal Wedding: Councils urged to help street parties by waiving road closure fees
Tehran (KNA) - Councils are being urged to waive road closure charges for people organising street parties for Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's wedding day.
While local authorities vary in how much they usually charge residents to close their road, some have already committed to waiving fees for those planning to celebrate the Royal Wedding on 19 May.
Thousands of people enjoyed street parties when the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge were married seven years ago, with Britons enjoying an extra Bank Holiday.
While no extra day off work has been granted for the latest Royal nuptials, plenty are still expected to celebrate on what is the same Saturday as the FA Cup final.