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Kirstie McCrum

Up to 100 King Charles’ staff members handed redundancy notices during Queen service

Up to 100 members of staff under King Charles have reportedly been served with redundancy notices. The employees found out their jobs were at risk during the service for the Queen at St Giles’ Cathedral in Edinburgh earlier today (Monday).

Workers at Clarence House, King Charles' former official residence, have been informed that the offices of the King and the Queen Consort are to move to Buckingham Palace, reports The Guardian.

Among those departments where notices were sent are private secretaries, finance office, communications team and household staff. The letter, as seen by the Guardian, came from Sir Clive Alderton, the King’s top aide.

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