The King and Queen Hosted Reception for Public Servants
King Charles and Queen Camilla hosted a reception at St James's Palace to honour local and regional government employees across the UK.
King Charles III and Queen Camilla hosted a reception at St James's Palace in London on February 3. The purpose was to recognise the efforts of local and regional government employees who serve communities throughout the United Kingdom.
The King and Queen arriving at the reception at St James's Palace. Photo: The British Royal Household
Their Majesties were joined by the Duchess of Edinburgh, along with the Duke and Duchess of Gloucester.
Queen Camilla in conversation with guests. Photo: The British Royal Household
Among those invited were representatives from various areas of public service delivery, including social workers, leaders working to combat violence against women and girls, school principals, public health specialists, and disability services coordinators.
The Duchess of Edinburgh at the reception. Photo: The British Royal Household
The King and Queen arriving at the reception at St James's Palace. Photo: The British Royal Household
Their Majesties were joined by the Duchess of Edinburgh, along with the Duke and Duchess of Gloucester.
Queen Camilla in conversation with guests. Photo: The British Royal Household
Among those invited were representatives from various areas of public service delivery, including social workers, leaders working to combat violence against women and girls, school principals, public health specialists, and disability services coordinators.
The Duchess of Edinburgh at the reception. Photo: The British Royal Household