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Back on her feet: Camilla joins Prince Charles at Battle of Loos event in Scotland

After falling ill and missing three engagements, The Duchess of Cornwall was back to business on Saturday joining Prince Charles in Scotland. The Duchess, who missed the Battle of Britain Service of Thanksgiving at Westminster Abbey last Sunday, was in fine form Saturday for the ceremony in Dundee marking 100 years since the Battle of Loos. Friday 25th September marked one hundred years since the…
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Britain's Oldest Hospice Granted Royal Status

Founded in 1891 by Colonel William Hoar, Trinity Hospice was established to care, in his words, “for the man who is neither curable nor incurable, but simply dying”. The Queen Mother served as its Royal Patron for 76 years. The Duchess of Cornwall became the Royal Patron in July 2006. Trinity Hospice is one of four hospices Her Royal Highness serves as Royal Patron. She also supports other…
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The Duchess has landed: Camilla arrives on traditional narrowboat and opens new landing stage in Swindon

After a busy week in Wales, The Duchess of Cornwall kicks off another week of engagements beginning in Swindon on Monday. Camilla has been the patron of the Wilts and Berks Canal Trust for the last eight years. The new Wichelstowe landing stage is located alongside Waitrose at West Wichel. Camilla arrived at the event on Dragonfly, a traditional style narrowboat built by the Wilts and Berks…
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Wednesday in Wales proves to be another busy day for Charles and Camilla

After a day of bread making and a pub visit as part of their day in Wales on Tuesday, The Prince of Wales and Duchess of Cornwall continued their busy schedule in Wales. [getty src=”479872544″ width=”594″ height=”410″] The day began with Prince Charles meeting patients and staff and unveiling a new x-ray machine at Llandovery Hospital. Started in the 1970s, The…
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