SEVERAL hundred people turned out for the proclamation of King Charles III in Wimborne on Sunday afternoon.
The historic event was attended by the Rector of Wimborne Minster the Revd Canon Andrew Rowland who advised all gathered what was about to take place at 3pm.
Town crier and town mayor's serjant Chris Brown then called for silence before the town mayor Cllr Carol Butter first announced the town council statement and this was followed by the reading of the proclamation.
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It concluded with ‘God Save The King’ and this was repeated by the official guests. All present then joined in saying God Save The King.
The town crier then called for three cheers for His Majesty The King before the Wimborne Militia fired a militia salute.
Floral tributes may be laid on at The Minster Green and a Book of Condolence has been opened at the reception area of the Town Council Office and will be available to sign until Tuesday, September 20.
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