Wales isn't included in the coat of arms because when Wales was incorporated into the United Kingdom, Wales was legally a part of England due to the Laws in Wales Acts 1535 and 1542.

Mandrake hears that Sir Tom Jones has applied for his own armorial bearings. “He has been granted arms in the last year,” says David White, Somerset Herald at the College of Arms.

The deputy editor of conservative online newspaper ConservativeHome has called for a symbol of Wales to be included the royal coat of arms. His comments follow a debate sparked by the new King ...

Wales isn't included in the coat of arms because when Wales was incorporated into the United Kingdom, Wales was legally a part of England due to the Laws in Wales Acts 1535 and 1542.