A Buckinghamshire village has been transported back to the 1990s for filming connected to the new Harry Potter television series.
Residents of Latimer were told earlier this month that Plum Jam Productions, a subsidiary of Warner Bros. Discovery, would be filming a major HBO series there over three days.
Local permit-holding residents could briefly pass through the village on Monday evening, where period cars lined the streets and a fete was staged on the village green.
Only emergency vehicles were permitted access on Tuesday, while the set is due to be dismantled on Wednesday.
Some villagers said they had been "cut off", with traffic diverted along a narrow, unlit country road that becomes easily congested.
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