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Rhosyn crowned Salebury’s Rose Queen
10:33am Tuesday 1st July 2008
THE sun came out for the crowning of Salebury’s new Rose Queen on Saturday.
Rhosyn Howells, 11, from Salesbury was crowned after a procession with uniformed members of St Peter’s C of E Church, including the Brownies, Girl Guides, and the Mothers’ Union, and a brass band.
Stalls with cakes were also enjoyed by those involved after the procession.
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