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A briefing paper on the preparations for the Coronation of King Charles III and Queen Camilla, what took place on Coronation day and other events associated with the ceremony.
A briefing paper on the preparations for the Coronation of King Charles III and Queen Camilla, what took place on Coronation day and other events associated with the ceremony.
To ask the Secretary of State for Scotland, whether he has had discussions with the Scottish Parliament on arrangements for the return of the Stone of Scone for the Coronation.
To ask the Secretary of State for Scotland, whether he has had discussions with the Scottish Parliament on arrangements for the return of the Stone of Scone for the Coronation.
Under the terms of a Royal Warrant granted in 1996, the Commissioners for the Safeguarding of the Regalia are charged to safeguard, repair and preserve the Stone of Scone and to ensure the Stone can be used in the Coronation of future Sovereigns. The Cabinet Office and the Department for Culture, Media and Sport are working with the Scottish Government, Historic Environment Scotland and the Commissioners on the movement of the Stone for the Coronation of King Charles III, as part of the preparations for the Coronation proceedings.
That this House believes that the Stone of Destiny should be returned to its rightful home in Perthshire; welcomes the consultation on the future of the Stone initiated by the Scottish Government; welcomes the £23 million refurbishment of the Perth City Hall and recognises that this will be a first-class location to see the Stone; notes that unlike its current location in Edinburgh it will be viewed for free; notes that Perth is within 90 minutes of over 70 per cent of Scotland's population and is therefore ideally located for all of Scotland to visit the stone; and wishes the people of Perthshire every success in its bid to have the Stone returned to the Fair City.
That this House believes that the Stone of Destiny should be returned to its rightful home in Perthshire; welcomes the consultation on the future of the Stone initiated by the Scottish Government; welcomes the £23 million refurbishment of the Perth City Hall and recognises that this will be a first-class...
asked Her Majesty's Government:In what circumstances the Stone of Destiny would return to London for ceremonial purposes; and whether there are any plans for such a return.
asked Her Majesty's Government:In what circumstances the Stone of Destiny would return to London for ceremonial purposes; and whether there are any plans for such a return.
If he will provide a breakdown of the costs associated with returning the Stone of Destiny to Scotland. - Ref to 286 c695W.
If he will provide a breakdown of the costs associated with returning the Stone of Destiny to Scotland. - Ref to 286 c695W.
When he expects to have finalised the collation of all of the costs involved in relation to the return of the Stone of Destiny; if he will send details of the costs to all honourable Members representing Scottish constituencies; and under which budget heads the cost will be covered. -...
When he expects to have finalised the collation of all of the costs involved in relation to the return of the Stone of Destiny; if he will send details of the costs to all honourable Members representing Scottish constituencies; and under which budget heads the cost will be covered. -...
Pursuant to his Answer of 5th December, Official Report, column 731, relating to costs in connection with the return of the Stone of Destiny, when he expects to have collated the costs; and if he will notify the honourable Member for East Lothian of the figures as soon as they...
Pursuant to his Answer of 5th December, Official Report, column 731, relating to costs in connection with the return of the Stone of Destiny, when he expects to have collated the costs; and if he will notify the honourable Member for East Lothian of the figures as soon as they...
What were the total costs of the events at (a) Coldstream and (b) Edinburgh of the ceremonies involved in the return of the Stone of Destiny to Scotland; and from what budgets the costs are being met. - Still being collated. (Holding answer 9 December 1996).
What were the total costs of the events at (a) Coldstream and (b) Edinburgh of the ceremonies involved in the return of the Stone of Destiny to Scotland; and from what budgets the costs are being met. - Still being collated. (Holding answer 9 December 1996).
What costs were incurred by his Department in respect of (a) transport, (b) security and (c) ceremonial functions in connection with the return of the Stone of Destiny. - Still being collated. (Holding answer 5 December 1996).
What costs were incurred by his Department in respect of (a) transport, (b) security and (c) ceremonial functions in connection with the return of the Stone of Destiny. - Still being collated. (Holding answer 5 December 1996).
What costs were incurred by his Department in respect of events associated with the return of the Stone of Destiny to Scotland.
What costs were incurred by his Department in respect of events associated with the return of the Stone of Destiny to Scotland.
How much it cost to transfer the Stone of Destiny back to Scotland; and how much it is estimated it will cost to have it installed in Edinburgh Castle. - Including figures. (Holding answer 28 November 1996).
How much it cost to transfer the Stone of Destiny back to Scotland; and how much it is estimated it will cost to have it installed in Edinburgh Castle. - Including figures. (Holding answer 28 November 1996).
That this House notes the commentary in the Scottish Sunday Express on the Stone of Destiny procession which reported that the Secretary of State for Scotland 'was booed not just by SNP supporters but by scores of Edinburgh folk who lined the streets'; recalls that the Secretary of State for Scotland had a similar experience when attending the premier of Braveheart in Stirling last year; and further notes that the Conservative Party's reputation as an anti-Scottish political force will be maintained until the Government is prepared to offer Scotland substance not just symbols.
That this House notes the commentary in the Scottish Sunday Express on the Stone of Destiny procession which reported that the Secretary of State for Scotland 'was booed not just by SNP supporters but by scores of Edinburgh folk who lined the streets'; recalls that the Secretary of State for...
If he will list the regulations which govern which flag flies over Edinburgh Castle; what plans he has to alter these regulations to ensure that the Saltire or the Lion Rampant flies over Edinburgh Castle while the Stone of Scone rests in the castle. - (Holding answer 26 November 1996).
If he will list the regulations which govern which flag flies over Edinburgh Castle; what plans he has to alter these regulations to ensure that the Saltire or the Lion Rampant flies over Edinburgh Castle while the Stone of Scone rests in the castle. - (Holding answer 26 November 1996).