Plaid Cymru's leader has said that any plans or decision on an investiture for the new Prince of Wales should be "made in Wales, by the people of Wales". Adam Price said he personally didn't want to see such a ceremony, but agreed that there were other views that had to be taken into account.
It has already been reported that the new Prince of Wales' investiture will be a more "low-key ceremony" in comparison to his father's in 1969. Following the death of Queen Elizabeth II, King Charles III has passed the title to his son Prince William and his wife Kate, as the new Prince and Princess of Wales.
William will be the 23rd heir apparent of the British throne to claim the title, but only the third to be invested in Wales itself. According to The Telegraph, Prince William's investiture is scheduled to happen after the King's coronation and is likely to be next year.
