There will be airspace restrictions around Cardiff on Friday [September 16] as King Charles III makes his first visit to Wales. South Wales Police have announced that the restrictions - which apply to all aircraft, including drones - will be in place from 6am to 8pm. Any breaches to this law could see prosecution. Flights from Cardiff Airport are not affected.
Earlier this week it was announced that there would be airspace restrictions covering Queen Elizabeth's funeral as part of the overall security arrangements. The majority of the restrictions will cover London where the funeral will take place and there will also be restrictions in Windsor.
Charles III will make his first visit to Wales as King, travelling to the capital with the Queen Consort for a service to remember Elizabeth II on Friday. His first stop off will be at Llandaff Cathedral where he will meet some of the country's most senior clergy. Cardiff Council has wasted no time getting a workforce together to re-surface roads in Llandaff and beyond, fill in potholes and pressure wash pavements.
