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King Charles III can sleep firmly after a new no-fly restrictions were approved for its Sandringham estate.
Royal Family Safety Services new restrictions were requested On March 4, back The sun Apparently, drones were seen flying over the estate. Apparently, the drones were traced back to a man sitting in a nearby car.
British Transport Secretary Heidi Alexander Sign on the Order on March 10, according to Hi!. The new guidelines limit aircraft from flying below 2,000 feet in Sandringham, Charles, 76, and his wife Queen’s Consort CamillaA country home containing 20,000 acres.
The restrictions are on “for public safety and safety reasons,” by the outlet, and noted that the Order states: “These Regulations place restrictions on flights in the vicinity of Sangringham House, Norfolk.”
The Sangringham Estate, one of the beloved royal residences of King Charles III, has reopened after temporary closures for “health and safety” reasons. The estate announced its decision to close part of its winter light path on Saturday, December 7, via Instagram Story, citing “health and safety” concerns caused by inclement weather by Storm Darragh. “Everyone (…)
Royal Air Travel, visitor aircraft and police aircraft and emergency services are excluded from the order.
The order concluded: “In light of the need for safety for members of the Royal Family and other dignitaries staying at or visiting the Sandringham House and at the request of security services, it was agreed by the Civil Aviation Authority and the Department of Transport that a flight should be restricted that should be restricted in that location for public safety and security reasons.” ”” ”” ”
The new flight rules were ordered a few days after Charles held the President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky In the estate in the middle of the continued Ukrainian war with Russia.
“I am very grateful for this meeting and for how his Majesty helps Ukraine and support us,” Zelensky, 47, told reporters after the March 2 meeting Hello!. “He has met our warriors here, trained in the UK, and we are very grateful to the Royal Family for their support.”
King Charles III has bought a property next to Queen Camilla’s holiday home in the midst of safety concerns, US Weekly understands. Charles, 76, bought the £ 3 million property (about $ 3.8 million) in Wiltshire, England, to prevent it from being turned into a wedding venue, the post reported on Sunday to start on Sunday, March 9. Friend of (…)
The change in security also comes less than a month after Charles was admitted to hospital In the midst of its persistent cancer treatment. Buckingham Palace confirmed on March 27 that the king had been taken to hospital after responding to his treatment for an undisclosed type of cancerwhich announced to the public in February 2024.
“The king experienced temporary side effects that required a short period of observation in hospital,” read the statement. “Her Majesty’s afternoon commitments were delayed, therefore.” The palace later revealed that Charles was about to return to his “normal work week”On April 1.
King Charles III left his Clarence House residence in London on Friday, March 28, following a short stay in hospital the previous day, Buckingham Palace confirmed to US Weekly. Charles, 76, proved “temporary side effects” of his ongoing cancer treatment “which required a short period of observation in hospital,” a palace spokesman said on Thursday. Y (…)
Earlier this month, Camilla, 77, UK journalists were told covering the couple’s visit to Italy that her husband was fulfilled by his job despite his troubles and disadvantages.
“I think he loves his work, and he keeps him going,” he said on April 13 back Hello!. “And I think it’s wonderful, you know, if you’ve been ill and you’re getting better, you’re getting better and now you want to do more and more. That’s the problem. That’s what he has driven by him. Help others.”
