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Notting Hill Carnival, which was cancelled for two years because of the Covid pandemic, kicked off with a steel band competition last night, but the real party starts today

“I’m delighted that Notting Hill Carnival will be returning to the streets of west London this weekend,” Mr Khan said

As the city prepares for the return of the beloved street party, Emma Loffhagen explores its painful roots

At this year’s city-shaking, weekend-long bash, a triangular pavilion will be appearing amid the floats and dancers. Revellers can sneak inside for a rest – or climb on top and party

After a three-year hiatus, Notting Hill Carnival returns to the streets of London this year.

The carnival will run from Sunday, August 28, until August 29

Elderly Notting Hill residents are being whisked off on a free seaside holiday so they can avoid the world famous carnival taking place over the Bank Holiday.

On August Bank Holiday each year over two million people flock to Notting Hill Gate, dressed to the nines, to celebrate Notting Hill Carnival.It’s been three years since the last Carnival took place due to Covid-19 restrictions, so this year’s event is expected to be more special than ever.

Notting Hill Carnival is set to return this bank holiday weekend after a three-year wait, with millions of people flocking to West London to join the festivities