US EditionREC King Charles' Visit to Lancaster
- On June 9, 2025, King Charles visited Lancaster Castle to participate in the historic Ceremony of the Keys and engage with members of the local community.
- The visit followed a long-standing tradition dating to 1851 when Queen Victoria first received the castle's keys, underscoring the King's role as Duke of Lancaster.
- During the visit, the King toured small business units, met apprentice stone carvers restoring the site, greeted a Fijian Choir from the Duke of Lancaster's Regiment, and unveiled a plaque by local sculptor Alan War.
- The ceremony dates back 174 years, with Charles handed the keys at the John O'Gaunt gateway and greeted by schoolchildren and a military band, while a palace statement said it was 'wonderful to meet so many members of the local community'.
- This visit marks Charles' first official trip to Lancaster as monarch and emphasizes the continued significance of Lancaster Castle as a heritage site and center for regional engagement.
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On his first official appointment in Lancashire since his coronation, King Charles III visits Lancaster Castle to solemnly take over a castle key. Thousands of people line the streets to catch a glimpse of a centuries-old royal tradition.
King Charles undertakes landmark royal engagement in Lancaster
The King made a landmark visit Lancaster Castle today.King Charles took part in a short Ceremony of the Keys before meeting representatives from local businesses showcasing their work.The King also joined a reception celebrating Lancashire and its communities.Lancaster Castle has stood at the heart of Lancaster for nearly 1,000 years.This historic building formed the backdrop of the first official visit to Lancashire by the King since he became …
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