“With less than a month to go before the ceremony in Windsor, applications for road closures are well down on 2011, when millions marked Prince William's marriage to Kate Middleton with parties and picnics.
Some councils have waived road closure fees to encourage more people to celebrate the wedding on Saturday, May 19, which clashes with the FA Cup final.
By yesterday, no one had asked Manchester City Council for closure orders, compared to the 24 granted when William married Kate on April 29, 2011.
Devon County Council has had three street party applications compared to 75 seven years ago. Newcastle City Council has only received one, compared to 31 for William's and Kate's nuptials.”
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