The Latest Breaking News from Carnival

Ian Comfort calls for government to recognise cultural importance of event and guarantee its sustainable future

Some locals are calling for Notting Hill Carnival to be held as a ticketed event in Hyde Park

From child spectator to masquerader: Chanté Joseph shares her personal connection to Notting Hill Carnival

COMMENT: Two dozen anti-migrant protests across the country, a million-strong Notting Hill Carnival using controversial facial recognition cameras for the first time – and officers are banned from dancing… my former colleagues would much rather spend the long weekend policing local neighbourhoods, says John Sutherland

Arrests of 100 suspects ‘intended to disrupt and deter people posing the biggest risk to safety’ at this weekend’s event

Metropolitan Police Federation raises concerns about being ‘at the mercy of the crowd’ — after 61 assaults on officers were recorded over just two days at last year’s event

Notting Hill Carnival is back for 2025! Here are the key style tips you should know

Weeks before Carnival begins, the city is already stirring. In school halls, children stamp out dance steps their great grandparents refused to forget. In community centres, men and women bend wire, cloth and sequins, working through the night because culture does not build itself. In the pan yards, steelbands play…

The three-day celebration over the bank holiday weekend is set to see millions of Londoners come together to celebrate culture, music and food

Kensington and Chelsea council forked out over £25,000 to take older residents on holiday during Notting Hill Carnival this bank holiday weekend

Metropolitan Police Commissioner Sir Mark Rowley said the technology will help locate dangerous individuals attending the street carnival.