Princess Caroline of Hanover has visited the French town of Saint-Tropez.
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Monday, 26 August 2013
25th August 2013
The Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh attended Divine Worship at Crathie Parish Church. Rev David Scott preached the sermon. Also attending were Princess Anne, Vice Admiral Sir Tim Laurence and the Earl & Countess of Wessex.
Princess Caroline of Hanover has visited the French town of Saint-Tropez.
Princess Caroline of Hanover has visited the French town of Saint-Tropez.
Wednesday, 7 August 2013
6th August 2013
Princess Anne, accompanied by Vice Admiral Sir Tim Laurence, viewed Cowes Week Races from the Royal Yacht Squadron platform in Cowes. Later they attended an English Heritage reception at Osborne House.
Tuesday, 6 August 2013
5th August 2013
Prince Charles (Duke of Rothesay) visited Thurso in Caithness. He visited Reids Bakery at 3 High Street
Afterwards he visited the Coronation Meadow at Burn of Midsands (Greenland Links) in his capacity as Patron of Plantlife International, 5 August 2013. The meadow is located near Dunnet Bay, a two-mile beach on the northern coastline, which is home to rare plants and the most northerly population of bumblebees and blue butterflies in the UK. Links of Greenland Corornation Meadow, Burn of Midsands as part of the Coronation Meadows initiative.
Princess Anne accompanied by Vice Admiral Sir Tim Laurence visited the Isle of Wight. She opened the new Mattinson headquarters and training centre at Corf Campsite, Shalfleet, Newport.
She later visited, with her husband, the offices of Cowes Week Ltd at Regatta House in Cowes, and visited John Cheverton Centre at Earl Mountbatten Hospice, Cowes.
Princess Anne then visited the Classic Boat Museum in East Cowes, where she met Olympic medallist sailor Shirley Robertson.
In the evening they attended the 175th anniversary dinner at the Royal London Yacht Club, the Parade, Cowes.
Meanwhile Zara Phillips attended the Smiths Lawn Horse Trials in Windsor.
It was also announced that Princess Beatrice is to become the patron of the Theatre Royal in York.
Afterwards he visited the Coronation Meadow at Burn of Midsands (Greenland Links) in his capacity as Patron of Plantlife International, 5 August 2013. The meadow is located near Dunnet Bay, a two-mile beach on the northern coastline, which is home to rare plants and the most northerly population of bumblebees and blue butterflies in the UK. Links of Greenland Corornation Meadow, Burn of Midsands as part of the Coronation Meadows initiative.
Princess Anne accompanied by Vice Admiral Sir Tim Laurence visited the Isle of Wight. She opened the new Mattinson headquarters and training centre at Corf Campsite, Shalfleet, Newport.
She later visited, with her husband, the offices of Cowes Week Ltd at Regatta House in Cowes, and visited John Cheverton Centre at Earl Mountbatten Hospice, Cowes.
Princess Anne then visited the Classic Boat Museum in East Cowes, where she met Olympic medallist sailor Shirley Robertson.
In the evening they attended the 175th anniversary dinner at the Royal London Yacht Club, the Parade, Cowes.
Meanwhile Zara Phillips attended the Smiths Lawn Horse Trials in Windsor.
It was also announced that Princess Beatrice is to become the patron of the Theatre Royal in York.
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