Coronation Notebook

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The coronation gin has been made using Laphroaig whisky casks, as it is thought to be a favourite drink of the King’s. The King’s Procession will travel along The Mall, through Admiralty Arch, passing to the south of the King Charles Island statue in Trafalgar Square before turning onto Whitehall. Please enter this site from the north side of the Mall, ​​using Marlborough Road or Duke of York Steps. Designed by Ulster Weavers, the foliage pattern and bee print signify His Majesty’s passion for nature and gardening, particularly on his country estate.

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The accessibility section provides information for people with access requirements, including accessible viewing areas and quiet viewing spaces. At 2:30pm, there will be a Coronation flypast by the Armed Forces over The Mall and Buckingham Palace (subject to weather, serviceability, and operational commitments). There are also smaller screening sites at The Green Park and St James’s Park, but these are likely to reach capacity very quickly.

The biccies are shaped like iconic royal symbols, such as a throne, crown, guardsmen, and a carriage, all featuring colourful icing to complete the coronation scene. What’s great about this particular ‘souvenir’ is, even after the celebrations have come to an end, you’ll still enjoy toasting, reheating and defrosting bagels and bread with this home appliance. Use the Transport for London journey planner to continue your journey to the viewing areas or screening sites.

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The image below shows a map of the procession route (marked in gold), and the accessible viewing areas along the Mall and Whitehall (marked in purple). The table below tells you the recommended stations (London Underground or National Rail) to use for each screening site. The screening sites also have quiet spaces which people can use if they feel overwhelmed, or require time out in a calm environment.

The BBC has confirmed a special one-off TV licence dispensation for the Coronation of HM King Charles III. You can watch the Coronation processions through London in person at viewing areas along the procession route, on both sides of The Mall and Whitehall. Please stick to footpaths, do not damage or remove plants, and do not attempt to climb or attach anything to trees.

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If you arrive at 5am, the screens may not be turned on and some facilities (such as food and drink kiosks) may not be open.Daylesford Organic has collaborated with British artist Hugo Guinness to create a coronation collection, and we think this tea caddy s a classic piece for marking the royal occasion.