Queen Camila In order to promote their work, the honorary Freeman and Leverman of the revered company of stationers and newspaper makers have been made in the recognition of their work. Literacy And reading.
Camilla, who is known for her love for books, was presented with the company’s traditional liver gown by Master, Doug Wils at a historic ceremony at Stationers Hall in London.
It was said to be a formal witness at the ceremony, Lord Cedville, former Cabinet Secretary, head of the Navy, Lord Ginkins and K. K. The independents Editor-in-chief Geordi Greg represent the media.
Stationers’ company lags behind 1403 and brings together those who work in paper, print, publication, broadcasting and online media industries.
Rani established the queen’s reading room – first the reading room of The Duchess of Cornwall – a charity celebration Literature And encouraging people to read more widely.
As part of the coronation ceremony last year, he also launched the Coronation Library Project to create new school libraries and change the existing people.
During his visit to stationers, Rani was shown dating back to the company’s copyright registers up to 1557. It included the works of 1623 entry recording the right to print. William ShakespeareIt is now known as the first folio.
After the ceremony, he visited the hall, and met Matt Stockkal, who was on a former trainee of Rani’s Royal Bindry Apprenticeship Scheme Windsor CastleWhich was launched in partnership with the Stationers Company to help preserve traditional bookbinding skills.
Mr. Stokal was commissioned to tie A Shakespeare BotanicalWritten by Stationer Margaret Wils, which was presented to the queen by Zachari Welsh, a disciple of Leh Stationers Primary Academy.
Rani spoke to the organizers and previous winners of the Shine School Media Awards, who celebrate the pupil -led magazines, Newspaper And digital publication.
Abbianka Makoni, who launched her media career through an editorial training supported by the stationers company, told Rani how those early opportunities helped her make her a rich career.
“It was amazing to be familiar with the queen. I was thrilled to tell her about my journey JournalismThe stationers which began with a trading made possible by the company, ”he said.
“Their work shows how to invest in young people can cause a permanent impact.”
Before departing Camilla, stationers attended a reception in the garden of the hall and joined the members of the company, where he learned more about the charitable work of the foundation in education and welfare.
She left for a round of three cheers led by the company’s employees, members and friends.
