King Charles warned of more protests after Milton Keynes
King Charles was attending a reception at a church to mark Milton Keynes becoming a city
February 17, 2023
Republic´s leader Graham Smith has expressed his resolve to protest against the royals after King Charles was heckled by anti-monarchy protesters in Milton Keynes.
He tweeted, "I asked Charles why he´s wasting money on the coronation. He didn´t want to answer."
"We´re determined to get the message across that it´s OK to protest against the royals," he added.
King Charles III on Thursday encountered a group of anti-monarchy activists while on walkabout in the city of Milton Keynes north of London.
A group of protesters held up distinctive yellow placards with the message "Not my king", joining a crowd waving Union Jack flags.
The demonstration was organised by "Republic", a group calling for an end to the monarchy and an elected head of state in Britain.
Republic has also announced it will hold a protest at the coronation on May 6.
Charles was attending a reception at a church to mark Milton Keynes becoming a city as part of celebrations for Queen Elizabeth II´s Platinum Jubilee.
