New Concern About The Queen'sHealth Following News That Her Majesty's Traditional Welcome To Balmoral CastleHas Been Canceled is occurring.
The 96-year-old monarch was due to attend a ceremony in Scotland tomorrow (Monday) but was recently canceled and will soon be turned into a "small, private event." Replaced.
It will be the first time in decades, barring a pandemic, that she will not greet welcomers at her gate in celebration of the start of her annual holiday.
The Mirror reports that Queen Elizabeth still intended to be there until a few days ago.
A royal source said: It is a great pity that the ceremony will not take place in the traditional way.
Other sources suggested that another plan was "a very big sign of what's to come." Inspected the honor guard of the Balaclava Company, 5th Battalion, Royal Scottish Regiment.
Last year she was delighted to hear the 3rd Battalion of the Regiment pipe and drums playing, and she became the mascot of the Royal Scottish Regiment. , went to see Shetland Pony Lance Corporal Kruakan IV.
The Queen, who serves as Colonel-in-Chief of the Royal Scottish Regiment, will instead attend a private function on the castle's Balmoral Lawn.
She still looks to the soldiers, but TV cameras, photographers and reporters are not invited. The Queen thrilled the nation by performing at her two major events, including Trooping the Color, at her platinum jubilee gala in June.
She also joined her three heirs, Prince Charles, Prince William and Prince George, on the balcony of Buckingham Palace to conclude the festivities.
However, exhaustion forced the Sovereign to miss other events, such as Thanksgiving at St Her Paul's Cathedral and the Epsom Her Derby.
Scotland has been a sanctuary of royalty since the reign of Queen Victoria.
A favorite of Her Majesty, who is pleased to have her whole family stay with her during the summer months.
The Queen has been staying at the small Craigowan Lodge within her own estate since she arrived in Scotland on 21st July. On Saturday, a lorry loaded with furniture brought from Windsor was seen at the castle and she plans to move there. there from tomorrow. After that, it is not shown to the public until after she leaves.
Her rustic seven-bedroom stone lodge, just a mile from her castle in Aberdeenshire, was where Prince Charles and Princess Diana spent part of their honeymoon in 1981. It's where I spent my time.
Recently, a lift was installed "for her wheelchair-friendly", ahead of the Queen's plans to spend more time at her hideout in the Highlands. New security gates, an intercom system and CCTV cameras have also been installed.
Buckingham Palace is the usual venue, but Windsor may change. Castle for renovation.
This travel plan will also boost the Highland Games on September 3rd.
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