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Princess Anne receives honorary degree in Aberdeen from Duchess of Rothesay

Princess Anne received an honorary degree from her sister-in-law, the Duchess of Cornwall, yesterday in Aberdeen. The Duchess of Rothesay, as Camilla is known in Scotland, presented the Princess Royal with her honorary Degree of Doctor of Laws from the University of Aberdeen. The Duchess is the university’s chancellor after taking up the role in 2013. The university nominated Anne for…
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Princess Royal tours Medway Maritime Hospital

The Princess Royal received a warm welcome as she toured Medway Maritime Hospital Wednesday afternoon in Gillingham. During her visit, the Princess met with Vice-Lord Lieutenant of Kent Richard Oldfield and the Mayor of Medway, Councillor Habib Tejan (Con). The Princess visited staff working in the emergency department as well as the maternity unit. Anne serves as the current patron of the…
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Princess Anne visits Longhope Lifeboat Museum

Princess Anne paid tribute to those lost in the Longhope Lifeboat Disaster on Friday afternoon. The Princess Royal made a flying visit to the Hoy after she was unable to attend the 50th-anniversary commemorations of the disaster back in March. On a day with heavy showers, school children were there to greet the royal as she arrived at the Longhope Lifeboat Museum. Anne had spent time…
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Princess Anne visits West Cumbria

Starting off July on a busy note, Princess Anne had two engagements in West Cumbria earlier this week. The Princess Royal opened The Whitehaven Campus, which combines Mayfield School with St Benedict’s Catholic High School. A £30 million campus, the site had opened…
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Sir Tim Laurence: 'a privilege' to work with the Commonwealth War Graves Commission

The Princess Royal’s husband has spoken of his ”enormous admiration and respect” for all those involved in the Commonwealth War Graves Commission as his time as its Vice Chair comes to an end. Sir Tim Laurence, who has been involved with the CGWC for eight years, had special words of praise for those who look after the cemeteries for the commission, saying they did a…
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