London’s first King Charles III bollards have appeared near Regent’s Park

In certain areas of London, the streets are lined with grander than usual bollards with royal markings, and now the first to carry the royal cipher for King Charles III has been installed.The new King Charles III bollards are on a side street next to The Regent’s Park and are the first bearing the new King’s cipher to have been installed by the 200-year-old Crown Estate Paving Commission (CEPC).
The CEPC can be roughly thought of as a sort of local authority, but one that looks after