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Kensington Palace's communications team has been chastised for responding to a tweet for "an important cause" after seven days.
BTP Federation released a video in a tweet to emphasise the relevance of hiking and mental health.
The July 28 tweet states, "A little more blister chat and a reminder of why Stuart Cowan from BTP Federation and Gary Thwaite of Civil Nuclear Pol Federation are hiking 500km in two weeks."
Kensington Palace's eight-person crew waited seven days to respond to the post.
A little more blister chat and a reminder of why Stuart Cowan from @BTPolFed and Gary Thwaite of @CNPolFed are hiking 500km in two weeks #BlueLightHike #MentalHealth pic.twitter.com/2qCcFEewsc
— BTP Federation (@BTPolFed) July 28, 2023
"Well done Gary and Stuart, what an incredible effort - especially in such unpredictable weather!" read the response sent on the Prince and Princess of Wales' official account on August 4. Such a worthy purpose."
The Kensington Palace media staff has recently come under fire for attempting to outdo King Charles and Queen Camilla.
The social media messages published by Kate and William have enraged followers of the King and his wife.
