Union jacks and bunting bedecked Lancaster’s streets as the city welcomed Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II for her first visit in over 15 years.
Peter Harrison, FGH managing director, said: “Since founding the company this has to be one of the most prestigious events that we have ever been involved in.
The Queen arrived in Lancaster shortly before 10am by the royal train, with her first stop taking her to Lancaster castle to view a performance of Richard II. The castle was accessible by invite only but crowds gathered at the official viewing areas around the city to catch a glimpse of the royal visitor.
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