King Charles braves the rain as Scottish town celebrates 800-year royal milestone

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King Charles braves the rain as Scottish town celebrates 800-year royal milestone.

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King Charles travelled to the Scottish Highland town of Dingwall today to celebrate a remarkable eight centuries since it was first bestowed Royal Burgh status by King Alexander II.The monarch received an enthusiastic reception from residents as he arrived at the town hall, where the community had gathered to mark the historic occasion.Dingwall has been hosting a year-long programme of events throughout 2026 under the banner "Dingwall 800," marking this once-in-a-generation milestone.The visit followed shortly after the reopening of the Hector Macdonald memorial tower on Mitchell Hill, which came after a campaign spanning more than a decade.

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