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The Queen comes to Worcester: Interesting facts about the visit

• Wednesday 11 July 2012 at 8:41am

The Queen and The Duke of Edinburgh will be in Worcester this afternoon, after visiting Herefordshire this morning, we've provided some facts about the city.

The Royal Party will unveil a plaque for the official opening of the building

The Hive is a £60 million facility that increases the learning resources, technology, study and social spaces available to University of Worcester students

It will be officially opened by The Queen today

It houses 12 miles of archive collections

It contains quarter of a million books

Worcester Guildhall

The Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh will attend a reception at the Guildhall, followed by a walkabout

The Guildhall dates back to 1721

King George III visited in 1788 and described the Assembly Room as “a handsome gallery”

The present Queen has previously visited the Guildhall in 1957, 1908, 1989 and 2001

The Assembly Room boasts portraits of several of The Queen’s ancestors – Queen Mary I, Queen Anne, Queen Victoria, and two of King George III

Worcester Cathedral

The Royal couple will view a performance to celebrate the area and The Queen will unveil a plaque

Worcester Cathedral has been described as possibly the most interesting of all England’s cathedrals

It was founded in 680

During Anglo-Saxon times, Worcester was one of the most important monastic cathedrals in the country

The Queen previously visited the Cathedral in 1980 for the occasion of the Royal Maundy

The Queen's previous visits to Worcester:

1951 - The year before her coronation, Princess Elizabeth visited Worcester to see the Royal Worcester factory and to open the Worcester porcelain museum

1957 – The Queen and Prince Phillip came to Worcester for an official visit. She went to the Guildhall as part of that

1980 – The Queen came to Worcester for the Maundy Thursday Service at the Cathedral and went to a reception at the Guildhall

1989 – The Queen visited Worcester for the 800th anniversary of the presenting of the first Royal Charter to Worcester. She had lunch at the Guildhall

2001 - Queen Elizabeth II came to Worcester with the Duke of Edinburgh in 2001 as part of the 250-year celebrations of Worcester Porcelain and to open the new Worcester City Police Station. They had lunch at Guildhall

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Queen's 2012 visit to Worcester remembered by luncheon master of ceremonies

A FORMER Worcester councillor has shared his memories of the day he welcomed the Queen to Worcester as part of her Diamond Jubilee celebrations.

Alan Feeney was chosen to be master of ceremonies in July 2012 at a luncheon in the Assembly Room at Worcester Guildhall in July 2012.

On the day the late Queen was accompanied by her husband Prince Philip, the Duke of Edinburgh.

He said: “I was struck by the gravitas that accompanied the late Queen and the effortless way in which she could command a room, without ever needing to be the centre of attention.

“I had to extend my duties slightly to pouting wine however, as the waiting staff were a little intimidated.

“The Queen declined however, as she had her Dubonnet and that was plenty.”

He commented that the mere suggestion the Queen was entering was all it took to bring silence to the room.

He added: “It was an amazing day, with crowds packing streets all over the city.

“Everyone wanted to learn about our regalia, the city sword, maces and history.

“It was a memory that will last forever, and I will share it at every opportunity. May her late Majesty rest in peace.”

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A lookback at when Queen Elizabeth II visited Worcester

WHEN Queen Camilla visited Worcester for Maundy Thursday it brought back dazzling memories of previous royal visits.

And specifically from Queen Elizabeth II who was always warmly welcomed by the people of the city and died in September 2022 aged 96.

It all started before she even became Queen.

Her first official visit to Worcester to tour the Royal Worcester factory and open the porcelain museum was in 1951 minus Philip and when still Princess Elizabeth.

She became Queen in February 1952 after the death of her father George VI.

And it was not until 1957 the city had its first close look at the new royal couple.

April 24 was a memorable day for more than 7,000 schoolchildren who packed Worcestershire County Cricket Club's New Road ground.

The Queen and Prince Philip were slowly driven around the outfield, standing in the back of a maroon Land Rover.

That was on the second day of a two-day official visit to the county with the overnight stop spent on the Royal train near Leigh Court.

It had arrived at Shrub Hill station the previous evening when the Royal couple were driven down Lowesmoor, St Nicholas Street, The Cross and High Street to the floodlit Guildhall for dinner with 500 guests.

The following morning they arrived at 10am at Henwick Station and drove down to the cricket ground.

While the Band of the Royal Artillery played, the Queen inspected a guard of honour before changing back to their official car for the drive to Malvern where they visited the Royal Radar Establishment and Malvern College before going into Herefordshire at British Camp.

There followed royal visits by both the Queen and Prince Philip in 1980 for the Maundy Thursday Service at Worcester Cathedral and in 1989 for the 800th anniversary of the first Royal Charter to Worcester.

The Queen and Prince Philip made a near four-hour visit to the city to pay tribute to the Queen’s Own Mercian Yeomanry and unveil a plaque to open new £350,000 workshops at the cathedral.

There followed a tour of the building before an invited audience of 1,500 and lunch was taken in the Guildhall with 200 special guests.

The Queen visited again in 2001 as part of the 250-year celebrations of Worcester Porcelain and to open the new Worcester City Police Station.

The Queen's final visit to Worcester was in 2012 as part of her Diamond Jubilee tour.

The Queen and Duke of Edinburgh arrived in Worcester to officially open library and history centre The Hive.

Nostalgia: The Queen and Royal family visits to Worcestershire and the Black Country

Remembering when The Queen and the Royal family met locals from Dudley to Redditch and Kidderminster

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The photos may be over 60 years apart but they show how Worcestershire and the Black Country has had a firm place in the Queen's life over her reigning decades.

Pictured as an elegant sprightly princess in 1951, she meets girl guides in Worcester , while 61 years later in 2012, she is back for her Diamond Jubilee tour with Prince Philip.

These are just some of the treasured photos Spanning Worcestershire and the Black Country as we take a nostalgic look back at Royal visits to towns from Redditch to Hagley , Dudley and Stourbridge.

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That's not just by the Queen and Duke of Edinburgh, but her children, sister Princess Margaret and Princess Diana.

Photos in this album below cover everything from openings of new Redditch housing estates to the Three Counties Show at Malvern and to offer a shoulder of support to victims of floodings along the River Severn at Upton.

In pictures: the Queen and Royal visits to Worcestershire

The county's royal support goes back centuries, to the Civil War and beyond, but in our photos, it even stretches back to Queen Victoria's reign.

In the picture album above, you can see when Bromsgrove town centre was marking that monarch's Diamond Jubilee, in around June 1897.

Locals in Bromsgrove were back out showing their support, in the photo below, decking out the High Street in street decorations for the celebration of the Coronation of King George VI and Queen Elizabeth, the current Queen's parents in June 1937.

Among the key visits are the Queen and Duke of Edinburgh's tour of north Worcestershire and the Black Country on St George’s Day in 1957. The Royal Train steamed into Hagley Station to take the young couple on to see crowds far and wide.

During the day, they did a whistle-stop tour of Halesowen, Oldbury, Rowley Regis, Dudley, Brierley Hill, Stourbridge , Kidderminster and Worcester.

Crowds below show just how eager residents were to see the young monarch and her husband, five years into her reign when she was a mother-of-two to Prince Charles and Princess Anne.

On the day of her visit to the Black Country she travelled from Windsor by the Royal Train, always pulled by two impeccably maintained engines.

Arranging the Royal Train was no simple matter and several locomotives were involved with movements planned over days before and after the official visit. You can see more photos from this tour in the photo album above.

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The Queen’s Platinum Jubilee – Visits to Worcestershire

• 26th May 2022

Royal visits are always special. Documents in the archives show the amount of preparation which goes into a visit. When we’ve shared photos before of the Queen in Worcestershire we often get lots of comments from people who had been there, or about family members who’d met the Queen.

Photos within the exhibition have been sourced from collections across the county including photos within our own collections. Thank you to Museum of Royal Worcester , Kidderminster Library, Worcester City HER and Malvern Radar and Technology History Society . A version of the exhibition will also be touring Libraries.

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1951 – Worcester

Before becoming Queen, Princess Elizabeth visited Worcester to see the Royal Worcester factory and to open the Worcester Porcelain Museum, as well as visiting Worcester Cathedral.

Queen Elizabeth II succeeded to the throne. The proclamation of the new monarch is a tradition that takes place in many places, each local authority officially recognises the new Head of State.

1953 – Coronation

The Coronation of Elizabeth II takes place. For the first time TV cameras are allowed in to film, enabling people around the country to feel closer than before. Street parties and celebrations took place throughout the country, with High Streets and buildings decorated. Bonfires were lit, and Coronation Queen were crowned.

Photos show a Coronation Queen being crowned in Kempsey, Bromsgrove High Street decorated, Coronation bonfire at Broadway and Droitwich Town Hall decorated.

1957 – Worcester, Kidderminster and Oldbury

HM The Queen visited the county by train, Visiting Oldbury and Kidderminster, and then travelling to Shrub Hill Station, which had been specially decorated, before moving on to Worcester Guildhall. Within the archives are two boxes containing correspondence and documents from the Lord Lieutenant’s office relating to the planning of her visit. We have written a separate blog about the 1957 visit .

1968 – Three Counties Show, Malvern

In 1968 the show welcomed Her Majesty the Queen. She spent four hours at the show, spending time viewing the livestock and casting a knowledgeable eye over the Corgi class.

1976 – Malvern

On 26 th  March 1976, Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II visited Malvern to endorse formally the  change of name from the Royal Radar Establishment (RRE) to the Royal Signals and Radar Establishment (RSRE). During the visit she became the first monarch to send an email.

Photo courtesy of Malvern Radar and Technology History Society, Charity 1183001

1980 – Worcester

Each year the monarch distributes Mandy Money in a ceremony going back several centuries. Queen Elizabeth II started the tradition of taking this around the country, visiting a different Cathedral each year. In 1980 it was the turn of Worcester Cathedral.

She handed out the special coins to nominated people in the Maundy Thursday service, before meeting people on Worcester High Street. She also visited The Commandery before going for lunch at Hartlebury Castle, then still the home of the Bishop of Worcester.

A more recent local link to this tradition is that the current Bishop of Worcester, John Inge, has been Lord High Almoner since 2013, whose role it is to assist the Queen on Maundy Thursday.

1983 – Redditch

Redditch received a vsit from HM The Queen on July 5 th . She officially opened Millward Square (the Band of the royal marines providing music), met crowds in the Kingfisher Centre, before Lunch in the Town Hall. She then opened Forge Mill Museum, and visited a local company, Hymatic Engineering.

1989 – Worcester

HM The Queen visited Worcester for the 800th anniversary of the presenting of the first Royal Charter to Worcester and to pay tribute to the Queen’s Own Mercian Yeomanry, of which the Queen is Colonel-in-Chief. The Royal Train arrived at Shrub Hill station, where she unveiled a British Rail locomotive renamed The Queen’s Own Mercian Yeomanry. The Royal party then travelled down Lowesmoor and City Walls Road to pass through Edgar Tower and on to College Green, where the Queen opened the new workshops for the restoration operation on the Cathedral.

After lunch a Guard of Honour was inspected on the forecourt of Shirehall, before a private tea with members, families and old comrades of the QOMY.

2001 – Worcester and Bromsgrove

HM The Queen came to Worcester with the Duke of Edinburgh in 2001 as part of the 250-year celebrations of Worcester Porcelain and to open the new Worcester City Police Station. After visiting these two locations and meeting people, they had lunch at Worcester Guildhall.

In the afternoon they went to North Bromsgrove High School, with the Duke visiting Avoncroft Museum.

2012 – Worcester

In her Diamond Jubilee year Worcester received a Royal visit, and it coincided with the opening of The Hive, the new Library and History Centre in Worcester. So we were able to have Her majesty officially open our new home. During the tour of the Hive she was shown documents recording the visit by Elizabeth I to the city, and she met children who were doing an activity based on the almshouses which stood on the site, which was run by our outreach team, and the Duke was shown some nautical documents from the archives.

After a lunch in Worcester Guildhall the Queen visited Worcester Cathedral.

Museum of Royal Worcester’s Jubilee display will be open Saturday 28 May to Sunday 4 September and they are holding a Courtyard Jubilee Party Day on Wednesday 1 Jun 11am – 3pm with lots of activities for all ages.

There are also Jubilee Activities in The Hive Sunday 29 May to Wednesday 1st June 11am – 3pm – Join in this drop-in activity to make your own Jubilee crown and bunting, ready for your celebrations!

Hive visitor’s book with Queen’s signature, and documents relating to her 1957 visit

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Known as the “Motor City of Russia.”

Elektrostal, a city located in the Moscow Oblast region of Russia, earned the nickname “Motor City” due to its significant involvement in the automotive industry.

Home to the Elektrostal Metallurgical Plant.

Elektrostal is renowned for its metallurgical plant, which has been producing high-quality steel and alloys since its establishment in 1916.

Boasts a rich industrial heritage.

Elektrostal has a long history of industrial development, contributing to the growth and progress of the region.

Founded in 1916.

The city of Elektrostal was founded in 1916 as a result of the construction of the Elektrostal Metallurgical Plant.

Located approximately 50 kilometers east of Moscow.

Elektrostal is situated in close proximity to the Russian capital, making it easily accessible for both residents and visitors.

Known for its vibrant cultural scene.

Elektrostal is home to several cultural institutions, including museums, theaters, and art galleries that showcase the city’s rich artistic heritage.

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Hosts the annual Elektrostal City Day celebrations.

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Has a population of approximately 160,000 people.

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Home to notable architectural landmarks.

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Offers a wide range of recreational facilities.

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Provides a high standard of healthcare.

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Home to the Elektrostal History Museum.

The Elektrostal History Museum showcases the city’s fascinating past through exhibitions and displays.

A hub for sports enthusiasts.

Elektrostal is passionate about sports, with numerous stadiums, arenas, and sports clubs offering opportunities for athletes and spectators.

Celebrates diverse cultural festivals.

Throughout the year, Elektrostal hosts a variety of cultural festivals, celebrating different ethnicities, traditions, and art forms.

Electric power played a significant role in its early development.

Elektrostal owes its name and initial growth to the establishment of electric power stations and the utilization of electricity in the industrial sector.

Boasts a thriving economy.

The city’s strong industrial base, coupled with its strategic location near Moscow, has contributed to Elektrostal’s prosperous economic status.

Houses the Elektrostal Drama Theater.

The Elektrostal Drama Theater is a cultural centerpiece, attracting theater enthusiasts from far and wide.

Popular destination for winter sports.

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Promotes environmental sustainability.

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Home to renowned educational institutions.

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Committed to cultural preservation.

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Home to notable sports teams.

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Boasts a vibrant nightlife scene.

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Promotes cultural exchange and international relations.

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Commemorates historical events.

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Promotes sports and youth development.

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Hosts annual cultural and artistic festivals.

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Provides a picturesque landscape for photography enthusiasts.

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Connects to Moscow via a direct train line.

The convenient train connection between Elektrostal and Moscow makes commuting between the two cities effortless.

A city with a bright future.

Elektrostal continues to grow and develop, aiming to become a model city in terms of infrastructure, sustainability, and quality of life for its residents.

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