Earl and Countess of Wessex and Family Current Events 10: November 2018 - March 2023

[bertie5252003]

Just getting on with the job os supporting communities and profiling manful contributions and I believe it was Edwards birthday I love this couple they have the right stuff to support HM and. the monarchy

[iceflower]

The Earl of Wessex virtually visited Greater Manchester today, March 16:


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[iceflower]

Today, March 17, the Earl of Wessex spoke to three of his Armed Forces Reservist Regiments in the UK and in Canada - The Saskatchewan Dragoons, The Prince Edward Island Regiment and The Hastings and Prince Edward Regiment - as well as to the Royal Wessex Yeomanry:


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The Countess of Wessex as Patron of Love Musgrove talked to key workers at Musgrove Park Hospital today:


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[iceflower]

The Earl and Countess of Wessex virtually attended Surrey’s Local Resilience Forum:


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[eya]

"The Earl and Countess of Wessex visit the NHS Seacole Centre in Surrey - a temporary community hospital which was opened in response to the Covid-19 pandemic. TRH thanked staff & volunteers for their hard work on the frontline and their service during the pandemic."


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[bertie5252003]

Wonderful staying in touch and constantly letting all those working so hard that they are not alone

[Moran]

They chose their line of behavior a year ago and hasn't moved since. I commend them for showing people that their work is appreciated.

[iceflower]

The Earl of Wessex as Honorary Air Commodore of RAF Waddington and as Honorary Commodore in Chief of RFA Headquarters had some virtual meetings today:

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[iceflower]

The Countess of Wessex virtually visited South Sudan and Bosnia and Herzegovina yesterday, March 26, in support of the Women, Peace and Security agenda and the Preventing Sexual Violence in Conflict Initiative:


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On March 24 the Countess of Wessex virtually presented the Woman of the Year award to Beth Marie at the Women in Defence Awards 2020:


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[AC21091968]

In marking #WorldTheatreDay, The Earl of Wessex spoken to Hall for Cornwall on the impact of pandemic and their excitement in opening in the future. He also talked to Jethro (Writer, director and producer) about the experience in working in the theatre industry during lockdown.

The Royal Family @RoyalFamily
Performing arts “How much we’ve missed it and how much we’re looking forward to being able to have that collective experience again.”
To mark #WorldTheatreDay, The Earl of Wessex spoke to @HallforCornwall about the impact of the pandemic, and their excitement to open up in the near future.
1:39 AM · Mar 28, 2021·Twitter for iPhone

The Royal Family @RoyalFamily
Replying to @RoyalFamily
The Earl spoke to Jethro, a writer, director and producer who has been supported by @HallforCornwall, a performing arts organisation, about the experience of working in the theatre industry during lockdown.
#WorldTheatreDay
1:42 AM · Mar 28, 2021·Twitter for iPhone

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As well as @HallforCornwall, The Earl supports many performing arts organisations, including @NYTofGB, @rxtheatre, @ClassWTheatre and @adctheatre.
[Camera with flash] HRH watching the National Youth Theatre company’s rehearsals in 2017
#WorldTheatreDay
1:43 AM · Mar 28, 2021·Twitter for iPhone

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[Moran]

One of the good sides of social media is that the work of those who are overlooked by the press can get some notice. I'm impressed how well Edward and Sophie managed to "atone" for their missteps over the years.

[sophie25]

The Wessex's are great. Professional, warm, dignified, Edward picked a marvelous wife in Sophie and I think she has brought out the best in him too.

[eya]

Lady Louise practises carriage driving near Windsor Castle as her father Prince Edward joins on foot


https://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/a...e-Windsor.html

[MARG]

I think its wonderful that Louise has taken up carriage driving and I wonder if originally it was a chance to spend quality time with her grandfather and she got hooked. It tickles my fancy when I see her all dressed up for an event. She looks perfectly proper but she fits and has brought a little young blood to the sport.

[iceflower]

Lady Louise was pictured riding yesterday, April 8:


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[AC21091968]

Originally Posted by iceflower

Lady Louise was pictured riding yesterday, April 8:


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Thank you (..) for sharing the rex gallery link!

Lady Louise greatly resembles The Earl of Wessex in these pictures, when riding in which for some reason I never figure out before. (My bad )

[iceflower]

Lady Louise was seen carriage driving on April 14:


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[Tirilschatz]

I wonder if Lady Louise is going to inherit her grandfathers carriage(s) and ponies (or are they horses?), given she is clearly interested in this sport.
I think this would be rather lovely.

[amaryllus]

https://honey.nine.com.au/royals/pri...3-baa0908bc1b8


Perfect! They will be great hands. Of all the grandchildren she and her brother got the benefit of her grandparents time and affection the most and got their love of horses and the country the most but for Zara I guess.

[AC21091968]

The Countess of Wessex, who is the patron of the Scar Free Foundation, had a video link meeting with the Chief Executive, Mr. Brendan Eley on 21st April at St. James's Palace.

21 April 2021
St. James's Palace
The Countess of Wessex, Patron, the Scar Free Foundation, this afternoon held a Meeting with Mr. Brendan Eley (Chief Executive) via video link.

https://www.royal.uk/court-circular?...F04%2F2021&id=