UK Govt rejects petition against King Charles

A petition against the British government’s decision to provide funds for the free paintings of King Charles was rejected earlier this month.

On April 2, a petition was started to halt a plan to spend £8 million on giving away free pictures of King Charles.

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A similar petition requesting for the same action initiated in October 2023, but only garnered 127 signatures, therefore it rejected.

The petition demanded that the government abandon its plans to provide funding for King Charles portraits in public institutions including schools and police stations. To help with this, the government has set aside £8 million at a time when so many people in our nation are in need.

There are many more worthy things to spend £8 million on:

– the NHS

– the education system

– help for households across the country with the cost of living

– Business support

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– Public services

This money should not used to fund portraits that are not essential. This is wasteful.”

Government says it will respond to a petition at 10,000 signatures.

At 100,000 signatures the petition is considered for debate in parliament