King Charles III will carry out engagements across Yorkshire during his two-day tour.
The King will spend two days in Yorkshire and the Queen Consort will join him for visits to York and DoncasterThe monarch will visit Leeds Central Library and the headquarters of supermarket Morrisons in the city.
"It's a real honour to actually have His Majesty coming to see us. He has a long connection with farming and sustainability and is really passionate about that, as are we," she said.Councillor Fiona Venner said it was "incredibly exciting" for the King to visit Leeds early in his reign Councillor Fiona Venner said the King will unveil a plaque to mark 10 years since Queen Elizabeth II launched the programme."It's such an honour that King Charles III has chosen Leeds to visit so early in his reign."The 6ft 7in statue sits in a niche on the minster's west front and was intended to honour the Queen in her Platinum Jubilee year.Lord Lieutenant of North Yorkshire Jo Ropner said she is expecting crowds of people to "come out to cheer him on".
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