Rhyl yarn bomber: Postboxes decorated ahead of Coronation

Rhyl yarn bomber Rachel Williamson has been busy decorating postboxes for the King's Coronation. 

King's Guard coronation topper is out by the main sorting office. (Image: Rachel Williamson)

The coronation toppers have been put in place at: the main sorting office; on the prom by the Sun Verge; Highfield Park Post office; the corner of St Margaret's Drive and Rhuddlan Road.

Topper featuring a crown is located on the corner of St Margaret's Drive. (Image: Rachel Williamson)

Rachel, who is helped by a family member, said: "I'm am really excited about the coronation as it's history in the making. I will be attending a street party which is being organised by my neighbours.

King Charles III and Queen Consort Camilla topper by the Sun Verge. (Image: Rachel Williamson)

"I'm really pleased with the coronation toppers and my favourite one is the big one outside the sorting office.

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"They have taken hours and hours of work, more than usual, because of all of the beads, crowns and bunting but I've really enjoyed making them for this memorable occasion and I hope people enjoy seeing them too."

Coronation topper by the Highfield Park Post office. (Image: Rachel Williamson)

The other toppers will be going on postboxes in Garford Road, Lynton Walk and the Whelmar.

The royal couple on Rhuddlan Road. (Image: Rachel Williamson)

Charles will officially become King on May 6 at Westminster Abbey. The Ceremony will see His Majesty King Charles III crowned alongside Camilla, the Queen Consort. 

Rachel, who has been knitting for 50 years, started creating rainbow and vibrant coloured hats for postboxes during lockdown.