KING CHARLES is inviting people “who cannot afford to heat their homes” to use two of his grand Scottish properties as “warm spaces” once a week.
The initiative run by The Prince’s Foundation will see people struggling with the cost of living crisis welcomed onto two of the King’s properties in Scotland: Dumfries House in Ayrshire and the Castle of Mey in Caithness.
Free hot drinks, biscuits and soup will be provided and participants are encouraged to bring books, games or knitting with them for the two hours they are permitted to be on the property.