Andy Carpenter was out and about taking photos to mark the occasion.
Our thanks also to everyone who took their own photos and emailed them into us.
Here are some of the photos.
. Coronation photos Harbs.jpg
Coronation photos from the Harborough area Photo: Andy Carpenter
. The Chequers Pub in Swinford
Coronation fever...Celebrations during the Coronation party at the Chequers Pub in Swinford. Photo: ANDREW CARPENTER
. Coronation party in Lutterworth
Church Street Coronation party in full swing at Lutterworth. Photo: ANDREW CARPENTER
. The Chequers pub in Swinford
Arthur Neal-Brook, 2, and Maybelle Neal-Brook, 3, head to the Coronation party at the Chequers pub in Swinford. Photo: ANDREW CARPENTER
. The Chequers Pub in Swinford
Coronation tipple...Brian Priest landlord, Tracey Waggsteffe and Aimee Taylor during the Coronation party at the Chequers Pub in Swinford. Photo: ANDREW CARPENTER
. Coronation fun at Church Street in Lutterworth
Coronation fun at Church Street in Lutterworth. Photo: ANDREW CARPENTER
. Lutterworth celebrations
Lutterworth Town Band doing the Coronation conga Photo: ANDREW CARPENTER
. Coronation Street Party in Lutterworth
Edward Hill, 4, and Elizabeth Hill, 2, during the Coronation Street Party on Church Street. Photo: ANDREW CARPENTER
. Your Coronation photos
Sandra Robinson and her two grandchildren twins William and Charlotte Birch Photo: Submitted photo
. Wartnaby Street Coronation party in Market Harborough
Blue, Red and White...Becky Richardson, Tim Thomas and Pat Carpenter during the Wartnaby Street Coronation party in Market Harborough. Photo: ANDREW CARPENTER
. Church Street Coronation party in Lutterworth
Church Street Coronation party in full swing at Lutterworth. Photo: ANDREW CARPENTER
25. Market Harborough Sea Cadets
Volunteers from Market Harborough Sea Cadets led over 25 cadets down the Grand Union Canal on Bank Holiday Monday, as part of the nationwide ‘The Big Help Out’ to celebrate the coronation of King Charles III. The flotilla of stand up paddle boards (SUP), kayaks and even a ‘mega SUP’ travelled the six miles from Harborough’s Union Wharf basin to Foxton, accompanied by parents who walked the distance along the canal towpath. Undeterred by frequent rain showers and grey skies, the cadets celebrated their arrival at Foxton Locks with homemade coronation themed cakes, ahead of the start of their outdoor activity programme that runs from May until October. For more details on how to join the Market Harborough Sea Cadets email [email protected] Photo: Submitted photo
26. Market Harborough Sea Cadets
Volunteers from Market Harborough Sea Cadets led over 25 cadets down the Grand Union Canal on Bank Holiday Monday, as part of the nationwide ‘The Big Help Out’ to celebrate the coronation of King Charles III. The flotilla of stand up paddle boards (SUP), kayaks and even a ‘mega SUP’ travelled the six miles from Harborough’s Union Wharf basin to Foxton, accompanied by parents who walked the distance along the canal towpath. Undeterred by frequent rain showers and grey skies, the cadets celebrated their arrival at Foxton Locks with homemade coronation themed cakes, ahead of the start of their outdoor activity programme that runs from May until October. For more details on how to join the Market Harborough Sea Cadets email [email protected] Photo: Submitted photo