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Duchess of Cornwall to visit North Yorkshire and Staffordshire

ince the tragic death of her brother, Mark Shand. The first of the visits will take place at RAF Leeming in Gatenby. The Duchess of Cornwall as Honorary Air Commodore, will visit the RAF base to officially open the new Station Medical Centre. On 2nd October 2008, Camilla was appointed Honorary Air Commodore. Work began on RAF Leeming in 1938 as part of the RAF expansion scheme. 10 Squadron were…
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Royal Family’s WW1 commemoration events announced

The Queen will attend a mass of commemoration at Crathie Kirk. Crathie Kirk is a Church of Scotland parish church in the Scottish village of Crathie. It is a frequently a place of worship for The Royal Family whilst they are in residence at Balmoral Castle. The Duke of Edinburgh will also attend a church service of commemoration, at Sandringham Church. The church is northwest of Sandringham…
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Prince Charles and Camilla's Canadian tour itinerary released

Royal Tour of Canada by the Prince of Wales and Duchess of Cornwall. Minister of Canadian Heritage and Official Languages, Shelly Glover announced on Friday that: “The Prince of Wales and The Duchess of Cornwall will meet Canadian youth, volunteers, and industry leaders making a difference in their communities, hear the stories of Canadian war brides and veterans from the Second World War…
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Prince Charles launches tourism initiative to aid rural areas

Sponsored by major tourism businesses throughout the UK, the scheme will encourage tourists across the country to contribute towards projects supported by The Prince’s Countryside Fund. The fund provides numerous opportunities for residents in rural areas in Britain. The fund is able to “provide grants of up to £50,000 to projects that are tackling one of five key issues. Our grants will aim…
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