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The date of King Charles’ coronation has been leaked

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25Avalon Thu 06-Oct-22 13:08:06

It is said to be June3rd next year in Westminster Abbey. This is from Bloomsberg.

Grany Fri 07-Oct-22 14:27:26

My local library have taken my book And What Do You Do its on the history section.

What the royal family don't want you to know.

Glorianny Fri 07-Oct-22 14:31:47

vegansrock

Why does it need to be a secret that has to be “leaked”? Treating us like infants with the slow drip feed of information. Maybe we can arrange to be out of the country. Just tell us the date fgs.

I'm all for booking a holiday-maybe that's what they are afraid of.
When his brother got married on cup final day my nephew wore an ear piece and listened to the match on the radio right through the service. That was years ago. I'm sure William could find a really discreet one to wear for his dad's coronation.

nadateturbe Fri 07-Oct-22 14:34:08

Anniebach

I wonder why she doesn’t start a thread in support of a republic

Just wondering of anyone here has heard the phrase "preaching to the converted?".

just what I was thinking.

Anniebach Fri 07-Oct-22 16:29:04

Meow

Callistemon21 Fri 07-Oct-22 16:32:02

Grany

My local library have taken my book And What Do You Do its on the history section.

What the royal family don't want you to know.

Are you sure you want to out yourself, Norman?

FannyCornforth Fri 07-Oct-22 16:35:52

Grany

My local library have taken my book And What Do You Do its on the history section.

What the royal family don't want you to know.

It’s an absolutely brilliant book.
I’ve got it on Audible and listened to it several times.
It’s so well researched, and really entertaining and interesting.
It’s incredibly fair minded too.
It’s actually in my top ten of non fiction.
The author, Norman Baker, is a member of the Privy Council.
I can’t recommend it enough

Mollygo Fri 07-Oct-22 16:53:15

nadateturbe

Anniebach
I wonder why she doesn’t start a thread in support of a republic
Just wondering of anyone here has heard the phrase "preaching to the converted?".

Where’s the fun in that?

Mapleleaf Fri 07-Oct-22 21:33:18

Ashamed, me volver? As if.
Okey domey, pal.

volver Fri 07-Oct-22 21:34:52

Domey?

Mapleleaf Fri 07-Oct-22 21:35:59

Okey dokey - auto correct doesn’t like it, as it didn’t in your post, either, volver ??

volver Fri 07-Oct-22 21:39:32

www.collinsdictionary.com/dictionary/english/okey-doke

yellowcanary Fri 07-Oct-22 21:48:19

June 2nd 2023 happens to be a Friday (and my birthday) so would be a good day for it smile and I heard rumours they would do the same as this year and move the Bank Holiday from the Monday to the Friday

Mapleleaf Fri 07-Oct-22 23:13:45

Okey dokey - another form of OK, Oxford dictionary, volver.

Mapleleaf Fri 07-Oct-22 23:16:35

It’s also in the Collins dictionary, too.

Blossoming Fri 07-Oct-22 23:22:37

I imagine it will be ‘Zadok the Priest’ Callistemon with all the ‘Gawd Help The King’ lyrics.

FannyCornforth Sat 08-Oct-22 05:02:47

I can’t hear Zadok the Priest without inwardly yelling

? The CHAMP - IONS! ? ⚽️

Lucca Sat 08-Oct-22 06:15:53

Juggernaut

@Blossoming,
Aye, she does, just as long as you're agreeing with her!

If she didn’t believe in free speech she’d have reported that intolerant and silly comment. Doesn’t mean she can’t point out what a nasty post it was.

Calendargirl Sat 08-Oct-22 07:45:27

I love Zadok the Priest- sends shivers down my spine.

I bet Charles will give much consideration to the music played at the Coronation, think he will want to include chosen pieces from all areas of the UK.

I also think Camilla will push for a much lower key version than in the past, don’t think she welcomes too much fuss.

Joseanne Sat 08-Oct-22 08:02:43

Yes, Calendargirl, I agree, Zadok the Priest is definitely up there with Music for the Royal Fireworks too. Handel was a genius.
Personally I think it can only be sung in the Abbey due to the amazing acoustics, so a smaller venue wouldn't suit.

nadateturbe Sat 08-Oct-22 08:33:43

FannyCornforth

Grany

My local library have taken my book And What Do You Do its on the history section.

What the royal family don't want you to know.

It’s an absolutely brilliant book.
I’ve got it on Audible and listened to it several times.
It’s so well researched, and really entertaining and interesting.
It’s incredibly fair minded too.
It’s actually in my top ten of non fiction.
The author, Norman Baker, is a member of the Privy Council.
I can’t recommend it enough

Thanks for reminder. Bought it ages ago, forgot about it. ?

FannyCornforth Sat 08-Oct-22 10:32:08

Oh, nada, you’ll love it!
I was a bit put off by the blurb, as it really focusses on the financial side of thing which although fascinating for some, it’s not really my thing; shocking though it is.
But it’s also full of historical information, political background and family stuff.
It’s just such a good book on so many counts.

Callistemon21 Sat 08-Oct-22 10:40:30

Well, I thought Grany had written it ?

Anniebach Sat 08-Oct-22 10:50:09

If the royal family don’t want us to know how does he know

Autumnrose Sat 08-Oct-22 12:02:43

As there will be a bank holiday for the coronation it is highly unlikely to be 3 June which is a Saturday. The late Queen’s on 2 June 1953 was a Tuesday… Friday 26 May would be good as it would give a long weekend with the late May bank holiday. Hopefully we won’t be kept waiting too long so people can make/alter plans.

Saggi Sat 08-Oct-22 12:31:07

Do you really care about these people anymore…do you actually know there are people living on the streets, and more and more food banks! Isn’t it time you monarchists saw the ‘bigger picture’
Bowing and curtsying to people no better than you! You’ll be pulling your forelock’s soon! Weird or what!