Nika ShakhnazarovaAletha Adu - The Scotish Sun

The streets along the route in west London were awash with colour as hundreds of thousands of partygoers enjoyed the beginning of the long-standing celebration of Caribbean heritage in the capital.

They meandered through the streets to the beat of steel pan drums, as well as dance hall music blasting from speakers piled on to floats.

Onlookers gathered on pavements in the sunshine as the community celebration began carving its way around west London in a mass of music, dancing and bold costumes of neon Lycra and brightly-coloured feathered headdresses on Sunday morning.

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