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Prince Charles visits Wales for engagements for first time since pandemic began

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15th July 2020
The Prince of Wales carried out engagements in Wales on Tuesday, visiting tourism and healthcare workers who have been affected by the COVID-19 pandemic. It was the first time he’d been in Wales since before the pandemic began. In Abercynon, Prince Charles visited Edwards Coaches, a tourism-transportation service that has been operational since 1925 with five generations of a family running…
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Buckingham Palace gin sells out online in hours

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14th July 2020
Less than a day after launching its own gin, Buckingham Palace’s bar has run dry. The spirit, made from botanicals from the gardens of the famous royal home, has sold out in hours. The Buckingham Palace gin was launched on July 13th 2020, retailing at £40 for a 70cl bottle. It is being sold by the Royal Collection Trust. However, by the morning of July 14th, would be buyers were told…
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Prince & Princess of Wales

Duchess of Cambridge backs Tiny Happy People platform

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14th July 2020
The Duchess of Cambridge has endorsed a new initiative from the BBC called Tiny Happy People, which supports families in those first five years of childhood development. Tiny Happy People is centred around activities and advice for developing language skills in young people for the first five years of development and aims to “help you develop your child’s language and communication skills…
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Solar farm plans stopped to protect views from Bosworth Battlefield

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10th July 2020
A 64-hectare solar farm near the Battle of Bosworth site has been rejected by local councillors after a long and public discussion on the matter. Councillor Jonathan Collet posted the news on his Twitter account, writing, “Absolutely delighted that my motion to protect the Bosworth Battlefield site and reject an application for a large Solar Farm in Sutton Cheney was passed at Hinckley &amp…
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