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Prince Edward visit

PRINCE EDWARD VISIT Prince Edward with Andrew Dutton, Del Seymour, Ian Whitmore and Lord Lieutenant Susie Sheldon
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Duke of Edinburgh starts Island visit at Newport's Quay Arts

From left: Prince Edward presents the King's Award to Spinlock COO Caroline Senior and CEO Chris Hill. From left: Prince Edward presents the King's Award to Spinlock COO Caroline Senior and CEO Chris Hill.
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Island marine firm receives King's Award from Prince Edward PHOTOS

Prince Edward at Pan Together in 2022. Prince Edward at Pan Together in 2022.
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His Royal Highness Prince Edward visiting the Island TODAY

From left: Prince Edward on his last visit to the Island, and Princess Anne in Cowes. From left: Prince Edward on his last visit to the Island, and Princess Anne in Cowes.
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Island to welcome royalty twice in one month

Some of the royal visitors to the Isle of Wight and Cowes Week, as captured by photographer David White. Some of the royal visitors to the Isle of Wight and Cowes Week, as captured by photographer David White.
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Past royal visitors to Cowes Week and the Isle of Wight recalled by photographer

Margaret Loveridge, who attends Creative Café and has made miles of Jubilee bunting, teaches His Royal Highness how it is sewn. Margaret Loveridge, who attends Creative Café and has made miles of Jubilee bunting, teaches His Royal Highness how it is sewn.
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Prince Edward makes Jubilee bunting during Isle of Wight visit

The Earl and Countess of Wessex at Pan in Newport. Picture courtesy of Pan Together. The Earl and Countess of Wessex at Pan in Newport. Picture courtesy of Pan Together.
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Busy day on the Island for Earl and Countess of Wessex PHOTOS

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