The Prince's Trust and Patronages and Causes 1: Ending Sep 2022


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Pics 3.4.2009

HRH The Prince of Wales visits Deepdale Hall Farm where he is
shown around the sheep farm by owner Chris Brown April 3, 2009
at Patterdale near Penrith in Cumbria. As President of Business in
the Community, Prince Charles visited the county to participate
in a "Seeing is Believing" day where business leaders see a range
of sustainable projects in rural areas.


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Pics 13.5.2009

Prince Charles, Prince of Wales unveils a plaque at the opening
of the renovated Conservatory and Information centre at the
King's Fund offices in central London. London, England - 13.05.09

Musician Roger Daltrey ( pic 3) was a guest speaker at the event
staged by the Prince's Foundation for Integrated Health to talk
about his experiences of homeopathy and work with the Teenage
Cancer Trust.

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Pics 14.5.2009

HRH Prince Charles, Prince of Wales smiles during The Royal College
of Music's annual awards ceremony on May 14, 2009 in London,
England. The Prince of Wales is President of the Royal College of
Music and presented the awards.


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Lovely pictures of Prince Charles smiling warmly, but I'm a bit confused as to why Professor Robert Winston is there. He is a world renowned medic & surgeon - not a musician as far as I know!?
 
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I checked on Wikipedia, and found out that Professor Robert Winston was fellow of Royal Society of Arts. So it could be that he was invited as well.
 
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News Summary Royalblog.nl: Prince Charles touring Romanian villages

Charles has visited the country several times [eight] and has offered support for the restoration of rural areas in the country's northwest. He himself is restoring houses in the Saxon village of Viscri in Transylvania, a UNESCO world heritage site.

Charles and the Romanian government will launch a project to promote organic agriculture, rural tourism and the preservation of village culture. The agency, citing unnamed officials, reported the project will be launched in six locations and focus on forestry, agriculture, tourism, environmental issues, energy and education.
 
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Prince Charles unveils a memorial plaque during a visit to a household in the Transylvanian village of Saschiz May 23, 2009.
Prince Charles met local producers and inaugurated the first Slow Food production barn for food processing which meets the EU regulations in Romania.
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Transylvania is a treasure from the agricultural point of view and as regards the production of traditional healthy food, being an example to the whole world, said on Saturday to the inhabitants of Saschiz Prince Charles warning them that such an area could be fragile and must be protected

Prince charles: transylvania is an agricultural treasure
 
Pics 9.6.2009

Britain's Prince Charles, Patron of the Royal Naval Benevolent Trust,
laughs as he chats to Marine and D-Day Veteran, Bill Seldon, 85,
during a visit to the Royal Naval Benevolent Trust's Pembroke House
in Gillingham, England, June 9, 2009.
The Prince applauded both current and former members of the Armed
Forces Tuesday when he visited a residential home for former sailors,
Royal Marines and their spouses.


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The last picture of Charles with the flag in the back ground makes him look very majestic.
 
AS the icy relations between Zimbabwe and the West continue to thaw, the United Kingdom's Prince Charles, through his representative, has indicated he has plans to assist in the completion of two clinics in Kuwadzana and Budiriro abandoned nine years ago due financial constraints

allAfrica.com: Zimbabwe: Royal Family Pledges to Assist Harare (Page 1 of 1)

:previous: I'm not sure how true the above story might be, as I haven't heard of any thawing of relations between Britain and Mugabe.:flowers:
 
Especially as the article claims that the Prince has been on a 'charity crusade' in the Commonwealth since 1958 - when he was 10 years old!!:ermm:
 
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BellaFay said:
Especially as the article claims that the Prince has been on a 'charity crusade' in the Commonwealth since 1958 - when he was 10 years old!!:ermm:
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:ROFLMAO::ROFLMAO::ROFLMAO::ROFLMAO::whistling::whistling::whistling::whistling:I missed that!
 
BellaFay said:
Especially as the article claims that the Prince has been on a 'charity crusade' in the Commonwealth since 1958 - when he was 10 years old!!:ermm:
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:lol::lol::lol::lol:
That sort of doubts the credibility of the article. If they can't even fake the dates right.
Interesting read, but I doubt the relationship will thaw. :)
 
lumutqueen said:
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That sort of doubts the credibility of the article. If they can't even fake the dates right.
Interesting read, but I doubt the relationship will thaw. :)
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I am not completely sure that they actually got the dates 'wrong' so much as misunderstood.

I think they might have meant from 1969 - i.e. when Charles was invested as Prince of Wales but assumed that it was from when he was created PoW.

As for the rest of the article - rubbish in my opinion.
 
Pics 17.6.2009

Britain's Prince Charles and his wife Camilla the Duchess of Cornwall
meet cast members including Mohsen Nouri, third right, the puppeteer
for the dog Nana, Arthur Wilson, 2nd right , who plays John Darling,
and David Poyner, right, who plays Michael Darling, as they arrive to
attend the Royal Gala Performance of Peter Pan in London, June 17,
2009.

The theatre performance was in aid of The Prince's Foundation for
Children and the Arts, an educational charity that helps children
experience the arts in a high quality and sustained way.


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Nico said:
Ouch that's i call emeralds :eek:
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This is the long-awaited debut public appearance of the third parure presented to the DOC by Prince Al-Waleed of Saudi Arabia in March 2006.
Further discussion of the emeralds can be found in the DOC Jewels thread.

Others attending the Royal Gala Performance were Joan Rivers and Sharon Osbourne. Joan Rivers has been a long-time supporter of the Prince's Trust.
 
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Wonderful event. Charles and Camilla looks wonderful together. Camilla's outfit is perfect for a summer event. Love the dog in the first picture. :flowers:
 
Pics 8.7.2009

HRH Prince Charles, Prince of Wales laughs as he is taken on a
tour of St Pancras Almshouses on July 8, 2009 in London, England.

The Prince of Wales, patron of The Almshouse Association, presented
the Patron's Awards and met residents and community leaders to
celebrate the 150th anniversary of the Almshouses.


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