Residents have said that they were given just one hour's notice to move their cars as work begins to prepare Llandaff Cathedral for King Charles III's visit on Friday. Some residents in Llandaff received a letter on the morning of September 12 telling them that they would need to move their cars by 10am.
A letter dated September 12 was posted through to residents announcing "several road closures" taking place in the lead up to the service which is due to be held at Llandaff Cathedral on September 16. The letter continued: "All residents that are currently parked on High Street, Cathedral Close, Cathedral Green, and Heol Fair are being asked to move their vehicle by 10am today, September 12, as there is a need to accommodate the movement of large vehicles in this area."
Some residents have said that they were given just one hour's notice to move their cars. One resident of Cathedral Green, said that she, and other residents, were "given an hour's notice to move [their] cars," adding that the letter had been posted through her door at 9am that morning.
