A multi-million plan – branded a ‘shameful waste of money’ – will soon allow public authorities to claim free portraits of King Charles. Councils, courts, schools, police forces and fire and rescue services will be offered the new official photograph.
A multi-million plan – branded a ‘shameful waste of money’ – will soon allow public authorities to claim free portraits of the King.
Organisations will be able to request one free framed portrait as part of the £8 million government-funded scheme.The Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster, Oliver Dowden, said it will ‘serve as a visible reminder in buildings up and down the country of the nation’s ultimate public servant.’
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