Welcome to Crynant Date and Event assistance required?

[Christopher Lewis]

Please could someone assist to date this photograph? and if possible what event is going on? The photograph is from a small village in Wales.
https://www.easyzoom.com/imageaccess/acccecb229784185beadff5046edfba8

[ShaunJ]

Possibly the march of 8,000 striking anthracite miners from Ammanford to Crynant, 14 July 1925

[jim1]

ShaunJ's info fits the date which is 1920's.

[Christopher Lewis]

Thanks for the replies and confirmation that the date should be around the 1920's. However, I suspect that the event is something to do with a royal visit to the village with the welcome sign and union jacks flying?

[ShaunJ]

It could be 1930's. I'm wondering if King Edward VIII passed through Crynant on his two day tour of  South Wales coal towns and villages in November 1936.

https://www.britishpathe.com/video/the-king-in-south-wales

[Treetotal]

The presence of cloche hats worn by children and ladies suggests a 1920s date as suggested earlier. It does look like a royal visit but I can't find anything online to support this.
Carol

[ShaunJ]

My first thought was 1920's too, but there are only a few cloche hats in the picture and they have the brims turned up so I do think it could be 1930's.

[Treetotal]

The brim on the cloche hat had disappeared and gone out of fashion by the early 1930s Shaun...however, it could be early 30s.
Carol