Charles and Camilla Join Beach Clean-Up in Antigua
Culture · First reported 4 Nov, 01:53 · Updated 04:46
The King and Queen took part in a beach clean-up at Fort James Beach as their Caribbean tour ended. Organisers said 71 bags of rubbish had been collected there in two hours that morning.
- Charles and Camilla joined a beach clean-up at Fort James Beach in Antigua during the final leg of their Caribbean tour.
- The King was told that 71 bags of rubbish had been collected from the beach in two hours that morning.
- The visit took place before a banquet for Commonwealth leaders and the couple’s departure from Antigua.
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- Fort James Beach, Antigua
- Rubbish collected
- 71 bags in two hours that morning
- Tour length
- Nine days
- Next event
- A banquet for Commonwealth leaders
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- At the Commonwealth summit in Antigua, Andy Burnham ruled out reparations but did not clarify whether the UK’s proposed approach could include additional taxpayer funding. The earlier report also said he announced £40 million over three years for Caribbean infrastructure from existing budgets.
- An earlier report said King Charles expressed sorrow over the transatlantic slave trade at the summit but did not offer a formal apology.
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