They all want to see the Queen. Within 24 hours of our announcement that Her Majesty was to attend Shropshire’s Diamond Jubilee spectacular on July 12 at RAF Cosford, there had been 6,500 hits on the official website by those wanting to book a place for the big event.

More details of the Queen’s forthcoming visit to Shropshire emerged today, including the role that will be played by thousands of young children.

In the diamond jubilee year of the Queen, it does not get better than this for Shropshire.

The Queen is to visit Shropshire as part of her Diamond Jubilee celebrations for the county’s biggest-ever Royal party, it was announced today.

Horse-loving royal Zara Phillips was among the thousands to get a soaking at Shropshire’s Eyton Races.

It is obviously a great year for raising causes, publicising issues and getting yourself worldwide publicity. Why? Because a royal has arrived.

Did anyone hear the wonderful, amazing, positively spiffing news that Gary Barlow and Andrew Lloyd Webber are penning an anthem for the Diamond Jubilee Concert on June 4?

The Queen is coming to Shropshire as part of her Diamond Jubilee celebrations, it was announced today.

Whether Royalist or Republican, none would doubt the incredible life of our reigning monarch.

Hopes were growing today that a royal visitor might set the seal on a fabulous party to celebrate the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee in Shropshire this summer.

The Duke of Gloucester has spoken of his ‘great pleasure’ at officially unveiling restored ruins at Shropshire’s Hopton Castle on a visit to the county today.

New house (or in this case part of a palace), new baby? Maybe. But it ain’t necessarily so, writes Shirly Tart.

Telford war hero Corporal Ricky Furgusson relived the moment he was blown up while serving in Afghanistan at a reception with Prince Charles and the Duchess of Cornwall.

Royal correspondent Shirley Tart on the moment that the Queen and Catherine’s refreshing honesty on the display of her wedding dress.

The new Duke and Duchess of Cambridge were today expected to head off on honeymoon after they —- and the nation — enjoyed the wedding party of the century.

A state trumpeter from Shropshire played his part in the royal wedding as one of eight to play a fanfare moments after the Queen entered Westminster Abbey.

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