King and Queen will not live in Buckingham Palace after renovations
Summary
King Charles and Queen Camilla will continue to live at Clarence House rather than Buckingham Palace, even after major renovations to the palace finish next year. Buckingham Palace will remain the main place for royal work and events, but not a permanent home, allowing more public access.Key Facts
- Buckingham Palace has been the official London home of UK monarchs since 1837.
- A £369 million renovation of Buckingham Palace is scheduled to finish in March next year.
- The palace is getting updated electrical wiring, pipes, and heating systems to prevent fire and water damage.
- King Charles and Queen Camilla have lived at Clarence House since 2005 and plan to stay there.
- Living at Buckingham Palace would limit visitor access due to security concerns.
- Buckingham Palace will still host official events like banquets, receptions, and meetings.
- The King will have private rooms in the palace for work and possible future residence.
- The renovation is funded by a temporary increase in the Sovereign Grant, government money that pays for royal duties.
- After renovations, the Sovereign Grant will decrease but still cover maintenance and upgrades for royal palaces.
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