Despite grappling with cancer, King Charles remains steadfast in his commitment to Sandringham's future.
The monarch, known for his advocacy for the environment, has put forth new plans to enhance the eco-friendliness of the Scottish Palace, as reported by The Sun.
Seeking to address both current and anticipated electricity demands, Charles has applied for planning permission to install around 2,000 panels on the historic grounds of Sandringham Estate, according to the King’s Lynn and West Norfolk Council.
In the application, it was emphasized that this development aligns with the estate's ongoing dedication to sustainability and environmental practices.
To preserve the estate's aesthetic appeal, the panels will be discreetly placed in a grazing paddock, camouflaged by grass and tall trees.
This news follows the recent celebration of King Charles and Queen Camilla's 19th wedding anniversary at Balmoral. Traditionally spent at Birkhall, their honeymoon destination in 2005, this year's festivities were delayed due to the King's royal duties, underscoring their commitment to their roles.
