A demonstration against the monarchy took place within the confines of Windsor Castle, orchestrated by the anti-monarchy group Republic.
The protest involved two individuals from the group displaying a banner emblazoned with the message ‘End Royal Secrecy’, a scene captured and shared on social media.
The event unfolded during regular visiting hours, with the protesters themselves being attendees who had purchased tickets to be on the premises.
The Royal Collection Trust, responsible for overseeing public tours of royal residences, opted not to provide any statements concerning security-related issues.
Republic, via their social media channels, declared the action within Windsor Castle as a stand against royal confidentiality.
Their message resonated with a call to end secrecy within the monarchy, encapsulated in the slogan “End royal secrecy, end the monarchy.”
Additionally, Republic initiated a fundraising effort named the Royal Secrets Appeal, aiming to collect £300,000 through contributions.
As of the latest update, the donations amassed just under £2,000.
In their plea for support, Republic highlighted the alleged secretive nature of the royal family, asserting that they operate in a highly discreet manner.
At the time of the incident, King Charles was not in residence at Windsor Castle.
Instead, he held an in-person meeting with Prime Minister Rishi Sunak at Buckingham Palace earlier in the week.
This face-to-face discussion marked the first direct interaction between the King and
