A Royal Visit is an exciting occasion that takes precise planning to ensure the day runs as smoothly as possible. Every year, the Queen and other members of the Royal Family carry out an estimated 3,000 engagements. Such engagements include visits to schools, factories, galleries, military units, hostels, and other British and Commonwealth organisations. They may open events and buildings, give speeches, unveil plaques, and meet local people and organisations.
It is the prime duty of the Lord-Lieutenant to arrange and escort all Royal visits in the Falkirk and Stirling area.
You can read more about recent Royal Visit’s within the Lieutenancy:
- The Princess Royal visit to mark 40 years of Strathcarron Hospice
- The Princess Royal visits the Forth Valley Sensory Centre
- HM The Queen’s visit to the Kelpies
- HM The Queen’s visit to Stirling Castle
- The Princess Royal’s visit to Strathcarron Hospice
To check upcoming public engagements by the Royal Family please visit www.royal.uk.
Requesting a Royal Visit
You can find out more about requesting a visit from a member of the Royal Family by clicking here.
Stirling and Falkirk Lieutenancy 