A Suffolk market town will play host to a royal visitor today.
The Princess of Wales is set to take a tour of family-run Sudbury Silk Mills on Thursday.
The exact timings for the visit are not released by the Royal Family due to security reasons.
The Suffolk business has been weaving silk for more than three centuries and combines traditional weaving with innovative skills, progressive technology, and focuses investment.
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Sudbury Silk Mills has connections with the Royal Family as Queen Camilla’s coronation dress was woven by Stephen Walters & Sons, based at Sudbury Silk Mills.
Her ivory, silver, and gold embroidered dress was created by British designer Bruce Oldfield, who has long been a client of the Suffolk-based company.
The Princess of Wales’s trip to Sudbury is in celebration of the British textiles industry, and she will be carrying out a series of visits to the manufacturing mills across the country.
After visiting the Suffolk market town, Her Royal Highness is expected to travel to Kent to visit Marina Mill.
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