Duke and Duchess of Edinburgh and Family News and Events 11: 03 March 2023 -


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The Duke of Edinburgh was in Monaco this week for The Duke of Edinburgh’s International Award Foundation.

He attended a charity dinner, visited the International School of Monaco, the British School of Monaco and St Paul's Anglican Church Monaco. Yesterday evening he attended the Blue Marine Foundation reception hosted by Prince Albert.






And today, September 26, the Duchess of Edinburgh opened the Domaine Evremond winery at Chalk Hill, Chilham, Kent:


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Today, October 1, the Duke of Edinburgh was in Hereford, he visited the Herefordshire Veteran Support Centre, Holme Lacy College and the New Model Institute For Technology & Engineering's Centre for Advanced Timber Technology. As a Member of the Court of Assistants of The Worshipful Company of Haberdashers he opened the Haberdashers' Monmouth School:




 
The Duchess of Edinburgh will read a CBeebies Bedtime Story to mark World Sight Day on October 10:





Today, October 4, as Royal Colonel of the 5th Battalion The Rifles she attended a Homecoming Parade at Ward Barracks, Bulford, Wiltshire. The battalion had been on a six-month deployment in Estonia:


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Today, October 5, the Duchess of Edinburgh as President of GirlGuiding attended a "planned contact with the International Space Station as part of a visit to promote the engagement and involvement of girls and young women in STEM" at Brooklands Motor Museum in Weybridge:


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The Duke and Duchess on their first day in Malta today:


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How lovely that the pair is visiting the island where their parents(-in-law) lived for awhile.
 
The Duchess of Edinburgh has visited the Republic of Chad, it was announced today:




 
The Duchess of Edinburgh is certainly undertaking a lot of oversea's trips!
And I imagine this will continue to be the case. There are relatively few British royals that can undertake such trips, certainly not with any regularity, due to either their advanced years or health issues.
 

Sophie's spoken out about the exploitation of female refugees in Chad. I really wish that this visit was being given more prominent coverage. It's such an important subject.
 

Sophie's spoken out about the exploitation of female refugees in Chad. I really wish that this visit was being given more prominent coverage. It's such an important subject.
Yes I agree. Sophia works really hard in difficult areas, but never appears to receive the recognition the subject deserves.
 
Both Sky News and the BBC reported on the civil war in Sudan, which is what's causing the refugee crisis in Chad, yesterday. That's presumably due to Sophie's visit. So she's done an important job on helping to bring it to people's attention.
 
A video of the Duchess of Edinburgh during her 3 day visit to Chad
 
The Duke of Edinburgh as Royal Colonel of the 1st Battalion London Guards attended a training exercise at Hankley Common in Farnham today, October 16:


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The Duke of Edinburgh was in Barnsley today, October 17, to visit Barnsley Youth Choir at St Mary's Church, the Exodus Project, Barnsley Town Hall and Town Centre:




In the evening he attended a performance of "The War of the Worlds" at Wilton's Music Hall in his role as Patron of The National Youth Theatre of Great Britain:


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