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[Nighthawk]

Friday 6th June 2008

The Prince Charles, Duke of Rothesay, President of The Great Steward of Scotland’s Dumfries House Trust, will officially open Dumfries House to the public, East Ayrshire.

Tuesday 10th June 2008

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The Prince of Wales and The Duchess of Cornwall will open the new Upton Surgery combined GP and dentist practice and meet patients, staff and local residents affected by the flooding in the summer of 2007, Tunnel Hill, Upton Upon Severn, Worcestershire.
The Prince of Wales and The Duchess of Cornwall will meet archaeologists, conservators, staff and children during a visit to The Commandery, and His Royal Highness, as Patron of The Three Choirs Festival Association, will listen to a performance from a choir who will be performing at the 2008 Worcester Three Choirs Festival at The Commandery, Sidbury, Worcester.

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[Nighthawk]

Thursday 12th June 2008

The Prince of Wales will host a reception to thank volunteers for ‘Hope 2008’, an initiative by Christian organisations to have an impact on their local communities, Clarence House, London.

[Nighthawk]

Friday 13th June 2008

The Prince of Wales, Colonel in Chief, will present campaign medals and awards to members of 3 Army Air Corps Regiment at 3 Regiment Army Air Corps, Wattisham Airfield, Ipswich, Suffolk.

The Prince of Wales, Duke of Cornwall, and The Duchess of Cornwall will meet staff, players and young people during a visit to The Oval, Surrey County Cricket Club, Kennington, London.

[Nighthawk]

Monday 23rd June 2008

The Prince of Wales, Patron of the St David’s Cathedral Cloisters Project and The Duchess of Cornwall will officially inaugurate the new cloisters and meet members of the Cathedral staff and supporters during a visit to St Davids Cathedral, St Davids, Pembrokeshire.

The Prince of Wales and The Duchess of Cornwall will visit Solva Woollen Mill, Middle Mill, Solva, Pembrokeshire.

The Prince of Wales, Patron of the Welsh Historic Gardens Trust, and The Duchess of Cornwall will officially open the new office of the Welsh Historic Garden Trust and tour the gardens during a visit to Aberglasney Garden, Llangathen.

Wednesday 25th June 2008

The Prince of Wales, Patron, The Soil Association, will join school children on a farm visit, tour a new organic cheese factory and meet other local farmers and supporters during a visit to Bwlchwernen Fawr Farm near Lampeter.

The Prince of Wales, President, The Cambrian Mountain Initiative will tour upland farming areas and meet members of the Cambrian Mountain Initiative during a visit Tyllwyd Farm, Cwmystwyth, Aberystwyth.

The Duchess of Cornwall will meet members of the Myddfai Women’s Institute, Myddfai, Llandovery.

The Prince of Wales, President, The Cambrian Mountain Initiative & The Duchess of Cornwall will attend a reception to officially launch the Cambrian Mountain Initiative, at Llangoed Hall, Llyswen, Brecon, Powys.

The Prince of Wales and The Duchess of Cornwall will host a reception at their Welsh property, Llwynywermod, near Llandovery, for craftsmen who have worked on the renovation of the house and local residents, Llwynywermod, Myddfai, Llandovery, Dyfed.

Prince Harry will attend the first day of the Royal Norfolk Show during its Centenary year of the granting of the Royal Charter, The Royal Norfolk Show Ground, Dereham Road, Costessey, Norwich.

Thursday 26th June 2008

The Prince of Wales will officially open the new visitor centre at The Welsh Whisky Company, Penderyn Distillery, Penderyn, Mid Glamorgan.

The Prince of Wales will attend and address the ‘Funding Futures’ colloquium organised by the Wales Council For Voluntary Action at the Pierhead Building, Cardiff Bay, Cardiff.

The Prince of Wales will attend a reception to recognise the work of HRH The Prince of Wales’s Charities in Wales hosted by the National Assembly for Wales and afterwards meet students from Yale College, Wrexham before officially opening Europe’s first dedicated youth debating chamber at the Siambr Hywel.

The Prince of Wales will visit Canolfan Acapela, a recording studio and concert venue established by His Royal Highness's former harpist Catrin Finch in a renovated chapel in Pentyrch.

The Duchess of Cornwall will officially open the Cowbridge Physic Garden, Church Road, Llanblethian, Cowbridge, South Glamorgan.

The Prince of Wales and The Duchess of Cornwall will attend a dinner at Caerphilly Castle, hosted by First Minister Rhodri Morgan, to mark the fiftieth anniversary of the year Prince Charles was created The Prince of Wales, Caerphilly Castle, Castle Street, Caerphilly.

[Merry]

Thanks for posting that.  Good to see Harry on the calendar.

Prince Harry will attend the first day of the Royal Norfolk Show during its Centenary year of the granting of the Royal Charter, The Royal Norfolk Show Ground, Dereham Road, Costessey, Norwich.

[Froggie]

  Yes it is!

[leogirl]

I'm surprised; they usually hide Harry's appearances and stuff. That is another reason why I want to stary my Harry fan site. We won't hide what he's doing and can let everyone know how great he is. Think about how many Sentebale visits to Lesotho that were never mentioned...

[hippie_cyndi]

I highly doubt they hide Harry.....as father and son who are closer than ever.....supporting each other is the key.

[leogirl]

No, they have hidden LOTS of things. Remember that blog from the man in Lesotho who talked about Harry visiting, how he said he wasn't supposed to tell anyone until CH released info? They never did...

[hippie_cyndi]

honestly.....we are going 2 quote a blogger as if though its a fact?.....and these guys do a lot of private visits and do not want 2 advertise it for whatever reason.

.....Lesotho was 1st announced and funded by Prince Charles on the official website.......I highly doubt Harry is hidden.......if that was the case he would not have grown so much or achieved public opinion changing 2 positive impression about him.

....in facts from all accounts Harry is much closer to Charles than William is.

[leogirl]

I know I'll get more smites for this, but...

....in facts from all accounts Harry is much closer to Charles than William is.

               

Harry has been to Lesotho many times without the press writing about it.
Sentebale was founded by Prince Harry and Prince Seeiso, not Prince Charles.
Harry had to appeal to the Queen in order to be sent to Afghanistan. Charles was (and still is) jealous of Diana's popularity, and he knew that Harry being sent to a real war zone would make him popular.
Harry was not too happy when Charles and William showed up at the airport to pick him up.
Charles showed up late to Harry's medal ceremony, only there for the last few minutes, photo op.

And we can't forget the fake great father story when Harry was caught smoking marijuana as a teen.
Or how in Charles's approved biography, it said that he was upset that he didn't get special treatment from his parents, being the heir and all...

[Margherita]

I doubt that they would be 'hiding' Harry...there is probably a distinction between private visits to Lesotho and public visits where the press is informed...

And can we try to have less smiting and personal attacks on here?

[leogirl]

Maybe you should take off the smite and only use applaud...

What personal attacks? I was arguing with "attacking" the statement, not the person who wrote it. 

As for Lesotho, it's visits for charity... the private visits are to Chelsy's family.

[heather]

  I saw no personal attacks here...but then I am really old...


   I do believe Harry gets much less kudos on The Prince of Wales web site than William does...not sure of the reason.

   I do, however, believe Charles is and always will be, fearful of getting overshadowed in favour of his sons...as he was with their mother.....even Penny Junor says so.

[Margherita]

Because he isn't the heir to the throne? Or perhaps at Harry's wishes he didn't want to be included to much on the official website. I don't think how much Harry is included on a website equates to how much his father cares for him...but that's just my opinion.