Royal Warrant firms 'immensely proud'
Companies across Yorkshire and Lincolnshire given Royal Warrants have spoken about their "immense pride".
Another firm, until recently based in South Yorkshire, said it had always seen having the warrant as a privilege.She said the company's founder, Harry Roberts, had originally applied for a Royal Warrant in 1947. A spokesperson for the firm said they were "deeply saddened by the news of the Queen's passing", but honoured to have supplied the Royal Family.
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