Prince Charles encountered a major problem whilst on a special engagement in Scotland as his visit was disrupted by a very unexpected item. See details.
July 30, 2022 - 09:37 BST Isabelle Casey Prince Charles encountered a major problem whilst spearheading a ribbon-cutting ceremony on Friday as he visited Caithness in Scotland.Charles, who is known as the Duke of Rothesay when in Scotland, attempted to cut a ribbon on the refurbished Healing Hub at the Braehead in Wick, but was met with a pair of blunt scissors!
Despite the delay, Charles received an impromptu round of applause from invited guests and members of the public, who looked on in the glorious sunshine as he eventually carried out the task.READ: Prince Charles' cutest granddad moments in photos The highland visit comes just hours after Charles and Duchess Camilla travelled to Birmingham to represent the Queen at the opening ceremony of the 2022 Commonwealth Games.Buckingham Palace previously announced that Her Majesty would not be attending to this year's games due to her ongoing mobility issues.
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