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King's Coronation Causes Cornwall Bingo Controversy: Lanner Locals Ready to Sue.

Lanner, Cornwall - In a move that has caused unprecedented upheaval in the typically tranquil Cornish village of Lanner, the much-anticipated weekly bingo night has been rescheduled due to the upcoming coronation of King Charles III. The decision has sparked outrage among the local community, with one incensed villager even threatening legal action against the King.
The village hall, usually abuzz with the excited chatter and the clatter of bingo balls every Thursday night, will instead remain silent this week. The move comes as the nation prepares to celebrate the coronation of the King, a historic event which will see television networks across the UK broadcasting the ceremony live.
But for the villagers of Lanner, the merriment surrounding the coronation has been overshadowed by their disappointment at the postponement of their cherished bingo night.
"I've been attending bingo night every week for the past 20 years. It's the highlight of my week," grumbled Mrs. Iris Jenkins, 78, a long-time Lanner resident. "The King wouldn't miss his tea for bingo, so why should we miss our bingo for him?"
A sense of betrayal pervades the community, with some residents expressing disbelief that such a decision could be made without their consultation. Local regular, Mr. Albert Hodge, 83, was particularly vocal in his displeasure.
"Threatening to sue the King might seem extreme," said Mr. Hodge, "But it's high time someone took a stand for us regular folks. Our weekly bingo is more than just a game, it's a tradition, a community gathering. It shouldn't be cast aside for some pomp and ceremony in London."
The suggestion of a lawsuit against the King has sent ripples through the wider community, raising eyebrows among legal experts who highlight the complexities and potential futility of such a claim. However, Mr. Hodge remains undeterred, asserting his determination to fight for his right to play bingo.
Lanner's parish council has been quick to soothe the discontent, assuring residents that the cancellation is a one-off event.
"The coronation is a significant historical event that requires our respect and attention," said Councillor Maria Stevens. "We understand the disappointment of the bingo regulars, but this is not a decision we made lightly. We are looking forward to a grand bingo night next week to compensate for the disruption."
Despite these assurances, a petition demanding the reinstatement of the original bingo schedule is circulating around the village and has already garnered significant support.
As the nation prepares to celebrate a new era of monarchy, it seems that the repercussions of this historic event are being felt in the most unexpected places. And as the people of Lanner have shown, community traditions are not easily dismissed, even for a King.

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