PRINCE CHARLES COSTS TAXPAYERS £33,000FOR OVERNIGHT TRAIN JOURNEY
AND THAT'S JUST FOR STARTERS
By David Icke
PRINCE CHARLES COSTS TAXPAYERS £33,000
An overnight journey by the Prince of Wales on the Royal Train from Salisbury to Birmingham [a very short journey] to carry out official engagements cost £33,825.
A Royal Train journey overnight for the Prince of Wales from London Euston to Kirkcaldy to visit a farm ecology centre, a college and attend a church service, with other engagements, cost £37,158.
An overnight journey on the Royal Train by the Queen and Duke of Edinburgh from Slough to Lincoln to attend the Maundy Service in Lincoln Cathedral and other engagements cost £34,263.
Another Royal Train journey overnight for the Queen and Duke of Edinburgh from London Euston to Bodmin to visit the Royal Cornwall Show, among other engagements, cost £36,474.
A two-day helicopter charter for the Prince of Wales to visit the Shetland Millennium Agricultural Show and present trophies cost £49,693.
An RAF flight for the Princess Royal to visit Bangladesh and Nepal cost £213,930.
A charter flight for the Duke of Gloucester to visit Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan to foster British relations cost £55,060.
An RAF flight from Northolt to Aberdeen for the Queen and Duke to open the 46th Commonwealth Parliamentary Conference with other engagements cost £41,083.
The cost of an RAF flight for the Duke of York to pay an official visit to the Gulf States was £95,624.
An RAF flight for the Prince of Wales from Aberdeen to Marham, Norfolk, to travel between residences, cost £25,500.
David Icke
