The Lieutenant Governor, Sir John Lorimer has said is he “very much look forward to hosting HM Queen Camilla here next week”.
The weather has been somewhat rubbish the past week, so rightly so the Lieutenant Governor has tweeted “Pray for good weather!”.
He added that it “will be a great opportunity” for HM Queen Camilla to “meet representatives of some of the charities and voluntary organisations, including RNLI in their 200th year”.
Queen’s visit
Douglas City Council will welcome Her Majesty Queen Camilla to the capital next Wednesday to formally confer City Status upon the Island’s capital.
Douglas was named a city as part of the celebrations for Queen Elizabeth II’s Platinum Jubilee in May 2022, one of eight communities in the British Isles to receive the honour.
Queen Camilla will preside over a ceremony at Douglas City Hall and be hosted in the Mayor’s Parlour after which she will unveil a commemorative plaque to mark her visit before meeting well-wishers outside.
She will then be escorted to Government House where she will be introduced to a number of representatives from local charities and community groups.
Mayor of Douglas, Councillor Natalie Byron-Teare, J.P, said: “It is with enormous pride that we look forward to welcoming Her Majesty to Douglas next week.
“This will be an historic moment and one that all those who attend will remember for a long time.
“We know local residents will share our delight that Queen Camilla is visiting our city and further details will be confirmed over the next few days to allow residents and other well-wishers to gather and welcome Her Majesty.”
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