'We are really proud of him taking his oath to the new King – it is of quite historical importance.'
The family of Felix Braven-Giles, aged nine, recently moved to the county town's Telford estate and on Thursday last week – the day of the Queen's death and the accession of King Charles to the throne – he took his new promise at the 1st Monkmoor group.
Mrs Braven-Giles, aged 43, added:"The leader of the group had to make a phone call just to check if it could go ahead, and it could." Young Felix, who attends Mereside Primary School, said he enjoys the activities of the cubs and is looking forward to the next meeting.
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