Major change King Charles is making to his Sandringham Estate home for the summer revealed
The plans lodged with King’s Lynn and West Norfolk Council claim they will “meet current and predicted future electricity demands of the Sandringham Estate”.The application says: “The proposed development forms part of the Estate’s ongoing commitment to sustainability and promoting environmental practices.”The unsightly panels will be tucked away from tourists by being put on a grazing paddock - covered in grass and enclosed by tall trees.
“The King and Queen traditionally spend their anniversary at Birkhall because that is where they had their honeymoon in 2005. “But in typical fashion, the King was working on Tuesday and so it’s only now they are spending time together in Scotland. “The King is raring to go and wants to get back to public duty after all this time off due to cancer but Camilla has already warned him he needs to slow down.
“Hopefully after a good period of rest and fresh air in Scotland he will be back to his best as there are a lot of big events on the horizon.”
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