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Captain Sir Tom heads to Windsor hotel for tea after receiving his knighthood
A 100-year-old veteran who raised millions for the NHS during lockdown was knighted by the Queen on Friday.
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A 100-year-old veteran who raised millions for the NHS during lockdown was knighted by the Queen on Friday.
The Queen received a royal salute on Saturday as part of her official birthday celebrations.
The Queen is set to celebrate her official birthday differently this year due to coronavirus restrictions.
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The Queen's 90th Birthday
THOUSANDS of well-wishers clutching flags and flowers lined the streets of the town to catch a glimpse of the Queen. At precisely noon Her Majesty appeared, driven through Windsor Castle’s Henry VIII Gate.
Prince Charles paid tribute to his 'mummy' when he joined the Queen for the lighting of her 90th birthday beacon in Windsor.
The Prince of Wales and Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall, arrived at the beacon site near Windsor Castle's Cambridge Gate on the Long Walk shortly before 7pm.
Past Royal Events
Royal Windsor Walkway
Gunmetal markers to line The Queen’s Walkway have been completed in Windsor.
The project by The Outdoor Trust marks a walking route around the town to celebrate the Queen becoming the longest reigning monarch in Britain on Wednesday.
Special guests from the land down under walked the route of the Queen’s Walkway in Windsor on Wednesday.
The Mayor and Mayoress of The Gold Coast in Queensland, Cllr Tom Tate and his wife Ruth, were joined by the city’s CEO Dale Dickson on a visit to see the attraction which is being created by the Outdoor Trust.
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