The Queen is still expected to visit Swindon despite King Charles recently being hospitalised.

Camilla will carry on with her royal duties on Monday, visiting one of Swindon’s oldest family-run businesses – Deacon & Son Jewellers.

There has been uncertainty over her appearance after King Charles was hospitalised and diagnosed with an enlarged prostate earlier this week.

He has since returned to Sandringham in Norfolk and will be admitted for a corrective procedure within the coming days.

It has been confirmed that Her majesty is still visiting the town tomorrow (Monday, January 20) after she assured the public that the King is “fine” and “looking forward to getting back to work”.

She will be attending the jeweller which is celebrating its 175th birthday.

Camilla will meet the Deacon Family who have been running the business for six generations.

The jewellers are opening a new clock and watch workshop which Her Majesty will open as part of the visit.

She will then unveil a plaque which mark the anniversary and monumental milestone for the family run business.

Richard Deacon, the managing director of the business said: “I’m sure my great-great-great-uncle, George Deacon, would be absolutely delighted that the business he founded back in 1848 would one day receive a visit from a member of royalty."