A protest against King Charles has been planned for the day of his coronation in Cardiff.
The group Cymru Republic, who protested the last time the King visited Cardiff, are planning to meet at the Aneurin Bevan statue at 12.30pm on Saturday, May 6. They will then march along Queen Street then look up to Bute Park to the stone circle. Once there they will hold what they have called a “republican lunch” where they are encouraging everyone to bring a picnic. They are planning to have music playing throughout the march an “possibly a samba band”.
Ben Gwalchmai, 38, from Montgomeryshire, is one of the organisers. He told WalesOnline that his motivation for opposing the monarchy came from what he perceived as the unfairness in the current system .