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Royal Estate Shuts Play Area for High Winds Ahead of Palace Holocaust Memorial Reception

Officials expected no impact on the Buckingham Palace reception given the more than 100-mile distance from the affected estate.

Overview

  • King Charles and Queen Camilla returned from Balmoral on January 27 to host a Buckingham Palace reception marking Holocaust Memorial Day.
  • The royal estate issued an official notice closing its Children’s Play Area due to high winds and urged visitors to take extra care on the grounds.
  • Palace sources indicated the reception was expected to proceed as planned because the affected estate and Buckingham Palace are far apart.
  • The event was set to honor Holocaust survivors, their families, and organizations dedicated to preserving the memory of the Holocaust.
  • Recent severe winter weather had already prompted temporary closures at royal properties earlier in the month, including at Balmoral.