King Charles III will visit Greater Manchester this week
King Charles III is to visit Bolton later this week to celebrate 150 years of the town hall. The King and Queen Consort, Camilla, are set to arrive in the borough on Friday.
They will first enjoy watching a performance from the Polonez folk dance group, before entering the town hall - the borough’s long standing municipal headquarters. The pair will walk in via the Hall of Memories - pausing to look at LS Lowry’s famous painting Going to the Match, which was inspired by Bolton Wanderers’ old Burnden Park ground.
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