King Charles to visit Lichfield Cathedral

King Charles - an elderly man with short white hair - wearing a blue suit jacket with a gold pin on the left side, a blue tie and a white shirt, smiles as he looks to our right.Image source, PA Media
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King Charles will be meeting volunteers and choir members at the cathedral

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King Charles will be visiting Lichfield Cathedral next week, the dean has announced.

The King will be speaking to invited guests, including volunteers and local choirs, during his visit on Monday before he goes to another venue in the city.

The public were invited to greet the King on his arrival outside the front entrance, the cathedral said, with people urged to arrive outside from 09:00 GMT.

The Right Reverand Jan McFarlane, Dean of Lichfield, said she was "thrilled" to welcome the King, 14 years after the late Queen Elizabeth II visited.

"We are so proud of our magnificent cathedral and city, and it means a great deal to everyone to be able to show our King all that is happening in our community," she said.

"We very much hope that residents of our fine city will line the streets to greet our King with enthusiastic cheers."

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