Archway at Berwick location installed in time for coronation

A new archway honouring the late Queen has been installed at the Queen’s Garden, Tweedmouth, in time for the upcoming coronation of the new King.
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The Queen’s Garden, where Elizabeth ll visited in 1956, has been chosen to be one of the spots in Northumberland to commemorate her following her death last September.

The new archway is part of a scheme of works and enhancements for the area, which also includes Riverside Walk.

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Berwick East county councillor Georgina Hill, who championed the Queen’s Garden to be included, said: “I am grateful to the Northumberland County Council team who ensured that this archway was completed in time for the coronation.

The new archway is part of a scheme of works and enhancements for the area.The new archway is part of a scheme of works and enhancements for the area.
The new archway is part of a scheme of works and enhancements for the area.

“The feedback from residents has been excellent and I look forward to the other aspects of the scheme being completed.

“This is a wonderful spot with incredible views – an ideal place to commemorate the late Queen – and I am delighted that we are enhancing it further.”