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Prince Charles to Give Keynote Speech in Support of #iwill Campaign

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19th November 2015
The Prince of Wales will give the keynote address at Wayra UK to encourage young people to get more involved in social action. The #iwill campaign is looking to make 1.5 million young people involved in campaigning, fundraising and volunteering online by 2020. Wayra UK is a startup academy that is supporting Prince Charles’s initiative. The #iwill campaign was launched in 2013, with the…
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"Behave yourself" jokes knife-wielding Camilla during Australia tour

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11th November 2015
“Behave yourself”- the warning the Duchess of Cornwall jokingly said while brandishing the eight-inch blade at The Prince of Wales. The good-natured threat came as the couple viewed a selection of hand-forged kitchen knives by cutler Barry Gardner, at the Seppeltsfield Winery near Tanunda. Charles played along with a look of mock horror, but the moment was broken by laughter from his…
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Prince Charles to improve schools in areas of Geelong

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9th November 2015
Through The Seeing is Believing program that Prince Charles oversees, they will be working on improving schools in disadvantaged areas of Geelong, Australia by linking them with the local business community. Established in the United Kingdom in 1990 and brought into Canada after, The Seeing is Believing program helps business leaders and executives to visit schools in underprivileged areas then to…
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Charles and Camilla to experience New Zealand's national tea

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6th November 2015
The Prince of Wales and The Duchess of Cornwall will this week visit T?rangawaewae Marie as part of their ongoing visit of New Zealand. Whilst there, the royal couple will sample a cup of Zealong Tea, the country’s national tea, during a banquet with Maori King Tuheitia. The two hour visit will take place this Sunday, which will include a 200 strong powhiri, a salute to the couple, a mass…
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