Ashfield District Council’s Proclamation event to mark Accession of the new King.

By Tim Cunningham
Published 11th Sep 2022, 15:35 BST
Chairman of the Council, Councillor David Walters, read the Proclamation of the Accession of the new monarch, King Charles III.Chairman of the Council, Councillor David Walters, read the Proclamation of the Accession of the new monarch, King Charles III.
Chairman of the Council, Councillor David Walters, read the Proclamation of the Accession of the new monarch, King Charles III.
Ashfield District Council held a Proclamation event on Sunday to mark the Accession of the new King.

Chairman councillor David Walters read the Proclamation of the Accession of the new monarch, King Charles III today outside the council offices on Urban Road, Kirkby.

The Council offices will remain open every day for the next two weeks for residents sign the book of condolence in the reception area and you are welcome to lay flowers at the front of the building.

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There are also books of condolence at St Mary’s Church in Hucknall and St Mary’s Church in Sutton, as well as a national online book at www.royal.uk (external link)

Nottinghamshire County Council also hosted a Proclamation event at County Hall today at 1pm.

The Flag at Urban Road, which is currently flying at half-mast, will be raised to full-mast for the two days of national and local proclamations. It will then return to half-mast and will remain so until 8am the day after the funeral.