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


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And the front of this Dumfries House looks just like the Highgrove facade, doesn't it? So the Duchy has bought this house to restore it/save it?
 
CasiraghiTrio said:
And the front of this Dumfries House looks just like the Highgrove facade, doesn't it? So the Duchy has bought this house to restore it/save it?
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Not quite :flowers:

Prince Charles Gives 20m To Save Sleeping Beauty For Nation (from The Herald )

A total of £20m has been guaranteed by The Prince's Charities Foundation, with a further £25m put together by a plethora of trusts and heritage bodies: The Monument Trust provided £9m, The National Heritage Memorial Fund £7m, the Scottish Executive gave £5m, The Art Fund £2.25m, The Garfield Weston Foundation £1m, Sir Siegmund Warburg's Voluntary Settlement gave a further £250,000 and the Dunard Fund gave $250,000, (£125,000).
The deal, driven predominantly by the prince, includes the crucial purchase of 66 acres of land in the Cumnock area near the estate: this will now be developed into an "ideal village", which may resemble the Prince of Wales's Poundbury village in Dorset. The sale of its houses will go some way to recouping his costs.
 
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Britain's Prince Charles arrives with former U.S.Vice-President Al Gore to present awards at the Business in the Community, Awards for Excellence at the Royal Albert Hall, London, 02 July, 2007. AFP PHOTO POOL AP TOM HEVEZI

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Charles during his speech
 
milla Ca said:
The Prince of Wales - Statement from Hank Dittmar, Chief Executive of The Prince's Foundation for the Built Environment
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I agree with Charles on this matter, as you drive through the Highlands now, you see kit houses being built. Back gardens, crofts and agricultural land purchased and these cardboard like monstrosities being thrown up willy nilly. They all look the same, with no character, unlike the original Highland cottages.
The people erecting them, with their 1 acre of land then see themselves as 'country folk' and dash out to buy a pony or two 'for the kids', a couple of dogs, etc, etc. They then set up a committee to change everything they said they admired about the Highlands. :bang:

This 'writer' disagrees :rolleyes:
The Daily Record - NEWS - News Feed - CHAS IS LIKE A BUNGALOW ..HE'S NOT GOT A LOT UPSTAIRS
 
Pic 4.10.2007

Vicki Peters, winner of the Pride of Britain Prince's Trust Young
Achiever award, meets the Prince of Wales at Clarence House,
4 October 2007

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iceflower said:
Vicki Peters, winner of the Pride of Britain Prince's Trust Young
Achiever award, meets the Prince of Wales at Clarence House,
4 October 2007

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Does anybody know why this engagement was not mentioned in the Court Circular? I thought the Court Circular was meant to publish all official engagements by members of the royal family? If it doesn't then all those statistics produced at the end of the year to show how many engagements different members of the RF can't be trusted.
 
BellaFay said:
Does anybody know why this engagement was not mentioned in the Court Circular? I thought the Court Circular was meant to publish all official engagements by members of the royal family? If it doesn't then all those statistics produced at the end of the year to show how many engagements different members of the RF can't be trusted.
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Well, the Clarence House engagements aren't always printed in the Court Circular. I always rely on the Prince of Wales website for news from the CH team. Also, I don't think The Times version of the Court Circular is ever as complete as the Royal.gov.uk version. I think The Times cuts out a lot of things because they have limited print space. Majesty also cuts out even much more than The Times to save on space. It's a nice picture, BTW. I like this informal feeling, a nice change from the usual "how do you do" pictures in the State Rooms.
 
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Once again, lovely pictures milla Ca, thank you. :flowers:

He looks so relaxed and well, what a change in him since his marriage to Camilla.:flowers:
 
Skydragon said:
Once again, lovely pictures milla Ca, thank you. :flowers:

He looks so relaxed and well, what a change in him since his marriage to Camilla.:flowers:
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You´re most welcome, Skydragon!:flowers:
Yes, he looks now always so good and happy (and you can see here how the women adore him....:wub: )
 
Royal seal of approval for organ
January 18

THE Prince of Wales is the new patron of an appeal to replace a cathedral organ.
Prince Charles contacted officials at the Llandaff Cathedral Organ Appeal, Cardiff, to accept an invitation to become patron for a new £1.5m organ.

Royal seal of approval for organ - icWales
 
Prince Charles will see the results of his five years as patron of the restoration trust fund when he reopens Harrogate's Royal Hall.

BBC NEWS | England | North Yorkshire | Prince reopens saved Royal Hall

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The worst thing that I had in Scotland was the lamb kidneys one morning at Culloden House Hotel which close to Inverness, because they had not been watered, so featured a certain "haut gout"... Brrr.... But the rest of the food there was lovely.
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Poor you, although Culloden House Hotel is a nice little place. :flowers:
 
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Harry's polo shirt said:
How many charities does he have?
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The Prince of Wales is Patron or President of more then 400 organizations, you can find the whole list here.
However, apart from those organizations, he supports many other charities.
 
Britain's Prince Charles, called on Thursday for a global fund to preserve tropical rainforests from destruction.
"In the simplest of terms, we have to find a way to make the forests worth more alive than dead," the heir to the British throne told the European Parliament in an address.

ENN: Britain's Prince Charles urges rainforest funding

UKIP leader Nigel Farage has been accused by Labour of "anti-Royalism" for refusing to take part in a standing ovation for Prince Charles

BBC NEWS | Politics | UKIP anger at prince's EU speech
 
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Charles and the Prince's Trust

Tuesday, 18th March 2008

The Prince of Wales President, The Prince's Trust, will attend the UK finals of the "Celebrate Success" awards, the Odeon, Leicester Square, London.
 
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Thank you for the pics, giov!:flowers:
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Prince´s winners inspire HRH

Prince's winners inspire HRH | The Sun |HomePage|Woman|Real Life
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The Prince of Wales presents awards to inspiring young people at The Prince´s Trust Celebrate Success awards
18th March

The Prince of Wales - HRH presents awards to inspiring young people at The Prince's Trust Celebrate Success awards
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Americans in London Gwyneth and Kevin support Prince´s charity

Americans in London Gwyneth and Kevin support Prince's charity
 
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Prince Charles views the 10th Anniversary Exhibition for the Prince´s Foundation for the Built Environment, Shoreditch, London
April 23

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