Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor visited the UK metropolis in 2018.
Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor’s plaque has been eliminated (Picture: GETTY)
Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor has been confronted with recent humiliation after a plaque celebrating his go to to Inverness has been eliminated. The 66-year-old reopened Inverness City Home in 2018, with a plaque fitted to mark the historic event.
The plaque, which was located on the entrance entrance of the constructing, on the Bridge Avenue aspect, has appeared to have been eliminated. The elimination was thought to have taken place after the disgraced royal was stripped of his titles final yr.
The Highland Council have since confirmed that it eliminated the plaque earlier this week.
In accordance with The Inverness Courier, many locals took to social media to share their opinions on the elimination – with some even stating that it’s a part of historical past. Claire Mapplebeck mentioned: “It’s part of historical past, I don’t agree with what has occurred, but it surely’s historical past. If it must be taken down then put it in a museum.”
With an reverse opinion, Kim Corbett mentioned: “It’s one factor that ought to undoubtedly disappear from town perpetually, by no means to be seen once more.”
The Highland Council have confirmed that it has been place in storage.
He was additionally arrested on suspicion of misconduct in public workplace final Thursday, which additionally occurred to be his 66th birthday.
The arrest, which noticed him launched beneath investigation 11 hours later, befell at his new residence in Norfolk – simply days after his eviction from Royal Lodge in Windsor. Andrew has all the time denied any wrongdoing or accusations towards him.
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