Prince Charles and Camilla to visit Braunton next week
Prince Charles and Camilla will visit Braunton next week in the wake of the village’s recent flooding.
The Prince of Wales and The Duchess of Cornwall will visit businesses in Caen Street which were affected by severe flooding in December.
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Prince Charles with Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall.
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Prince Charles will visit Braunton with the Duchess of Cornwall on Tuesday
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Prince Charles and Camilla will visit businesses affected by flooding in Braunton in December
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Prince Charles and Camilla will visit businesses affected by flooding in Braunton in December
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Prince Charles and Camilla will visit businesses affected by flooding in Braunton in December
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Prince Charles and Camilla will visit businesses affected by flooding in Braunton in December
During their visit on Tuesday, February 26, the royals will meet representatives from the emergency services who assisted with the clear up effort, as well as members of the local community.
Braunton Parish Council chairman Liz Spear said she would be polishing the chairman’s chain ahead of the visit.
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“I’ll have to dust them off and clean them up a bit,” said Mrs Spear, who will lead Prince Charles and the Duchess of Cornwall on their flying visit to the village.
“It’s lovely,” she added. “It’s exciting and really good news for Braunton.
“It’s nice to know Prince Charles is concerned enough to come and visit. He seems genuinely interested and sympathetic.”
She said the prince and Camilla would be taken to properties on Caen Street which were flooded, before meeting affected residents, business owners and members of the community resilience group.
She said the parish council had been planning the visit for a few weeks. “We’ve known for a couple of weeks,” she said, “so we’ve been carefully planning.
“Although we haven’t had all that long we think all the right people are going to be there.”
Caen Street will be closed for a few hours while Prince Charles is in the village, with traffic diverted through the Parish Council office’s car park.
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