Coronation Notebook

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The coronation gin has been made using Laphroaig whisky casks, as it is thought to be a favourite drink of the King’s.

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The map also shows the facilities at the site, including first aid points, water refill stations, toilets and accessible toilets, welfare points, accessible viewing spaces and quiet spaces. Both processions and the Coronation service will be broadcast live on national television, radio and online. You can find up-to-date travel information by following National Rail Enquiries on Twitter or downloading the TfL Go app.This guidance tells you how you can watch the processions in London in person, or visit the screening sites at Hyde Park, The Green Park and St James’s Park. Remember to check National Rail Enquiries latest travel information and Transport for London status updates before you travel, and allow more time than usual for your journey. Meanwhile, the royal crest is emblazoned across the tin lid, complete with King’s coronation wording. There’s no better place to go for special crockery than Emma Bridgewater, and this personalised crowns plate proves that point. There are also smaller screening sites at The Green Park and St James’s Park, but these are likely to reach capacity very quickly.

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Check Transport for London status updates and National Rail Enquiries latest travel information before you travel, and allow more time than usual for your journey. There will be water refill stations at the viewing areas and screening sites where you can refill bottles. Follow the directions given by stewards and the police, who will monitor crowd numbers and ensure everyone stays safe and secure.

Transport for London offers a ‘turn up and go’ service to help passengers who require additional assistance, such as people with visual impairments, mobility impairments, and large groups travelling together. Our official King Charles III Coronation scarf commemorates the first coronation to take place at the Abbey in 70 years. The sweet design depicts dogs enjoying a street party, complete with bunting and balloons, as illustrated by award-winning artist Eleanor Tomlinson. There will be limited public access to the procession route, or The Green Park and St James’s Park screening sites, from Victoria station.

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There will be stewards and police officers at the screening sites, helping to keep everyone safe and secure.

The design features Union Jack flags, a crown and the coronation date, all set on a blue background. The police will monitor crowd numbers and gradually open the viewing areas, to ensure that everyone stays safe and secure. This could include providing boarding ramps, help to move you through the station or interchange between trains and suggesting alternative or step-free routes. The grassed areas are intended for picnicking, and you will be able to bring your own picnic chairs for use in these areas.