A council made an embarrassing error when it installed a plaque commemorating a visit to a town by King Charles I in 1663 - despite the fact he was executed 14 years earlier. North Tyneside Council erected the blue plaque at the Governor's Tree half way between North Shields and Tynemouth after a previous one was stolen. But they made a mistake with the date as Charles I was beheaded for treason on January 30, 1649 - and had actually visited the spot in 1633. Can you spot the mistake? North Tyneside Council made an error when it installed this plaque
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North Tyneside Council erected plaque after previous one was stolen
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It commemorated a visit to a town by King Charles I in 1663
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But Charles I was beheaded for treason on January 30, 1649
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The council admitted there was a mistake and said it will be changed
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