THE Queen has celebrated 1,000 reading champions as part of a drive to fight illiteracy.
At an event at Clarence House yesterday, Camilla, 76, met six of the volunteer Literacy Champions, including Jayden Lowndes, 10, of Stoke, who runs a trolley library that parents can use.
Jayden said his love of reading was inspired by children's author David Walliams.
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