THE ROYAL TREATMENT: The Rev Michael Brotherton MBE BD (RN Retired) with his portrait of The Queen which will be displayed at the Pembroke Dock Heritage Centre. PICTURE: Martin Cavaney. (8009771)
A PAINTING of The Queen, which Her Majesty viewed on her visit to Pembroke Dock in April, has been presented to the Sunderland Trust for display at the town’s new Heritage Centre.
The portrait is the work of the Rev Michael Brotherton of Angle. A retired Naval Chaplain, Rev Brotherton was a guest when The Queen officially opened the Centre, located in the restored Royal Dockyard Chapel.
It will be displayed in the entrance to the Centre, close to the plaque which The Queen unveiled. The Heritage Centre is open Mondays to Saturdays inclusive, from 10am to 4pm.
A miniature of the painting also features on the 200-year timeline wall which was also unveiled by Her Majesty.
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