THE first anniversary of the coronation of King Charles III was marked in Wellington with a Royal proclamation by town crier Andrew Norris.
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He gave it on the corner of South Street and Fore Street, watched by a number of bemused passers-by.
Mr Norris said he was ‘extremely proud’ to be a town crier, a profession dating to medieval times, communicating important information to townsfolk, such as local bylaws and market days.
He said: “To be able to announce the first anniversary of the coronation of our King and Queen to the residents of my town is a real honour.”
Pageant master of The Royal Proclamation, Bruno Peek, said celebrating the coronation first anniversary was ‘such a glorious occasion for the whole country’.


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