Some people have complained the decorated box is located outside a pub named after Owain Glyndwr, often referred to as 'the last Prince of Wales' and seen as a symbol of Welsh independence.
Welsh independence and republican stickers have been removed from a King's coronation-themed postbox.was one of four repainted for the celebrations and was covered in a number of stickers hours after it was unveiled.
The box, which is painted in red, white and blue and features the coronation emblem and a Union flag, has come under scrutiny. There were complaints on social media that the box was located outside a pub in the capital named after Owain Glyndwr. Glyndwr is often called"the last Prince of Wales" and is seen as a symbol of Welsh independence having led a 15-year revolt with the aim of ending English rule in Wales.
Stickers which began appearing on Wednesday included CPD Cefn Hengoed Gweriniaeth Cymru , Yes Cymru, Wrexham Lager and Welsh Football Fans for Independence.
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