James, Earl of Wessex's rural studies have fitting connection to King's lifelong interests
The Earl of Wessex is following in his green-fingered uncle King Charles's footsteps, as he will study rural land and property management at university this…
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The Earl of Wessex is following in his green-fingered uncle King Charles's footsteps, as he will study rural land and property management at university this autumn Another passionate environmental royal is the Princess of Wales, who 'has been outspoken on the need for us to get closer to nature and it is noteworthy that James supported the Great British Beach Clean for the Marine Conservation Society in 2020'. 'She also takes a very considerable interest in environmental matters, though does not agree with her brother King Charles on the issue of GM crops,' the writer added. James will be the first member of the British Royal Family to study at the RAU, although he will not be the first royal to pass through its doors.
Furthermore, James, Earl of Wessex, is set to begin his university education at an institution with a particularly significant royal connection. The news follows reports that the young royal is spending the summer working as a farmhand on the monarch's Sandringham Estate. The monarch is sure to be 'overjoyed' that his nephew is pursuing a future in the industry, a royal expert said, adding that James 'seems destined to be someone on whom Charles can rely in future'.
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The Earl of Wessex is following in his green-fingered uncle King Charles's footsteps, as he will study rural land and property management at university this autumn Another passionate environmental royal is the Princess of Wales, who 'has been outspoken on the need for us to get closer to nature and it is noteworthy that James supported the Great British Beach Clean for the Marine Conservation Society in 2020'.
reliability low1/3 sources'She also takes a very considerable interest in environmental matters, though does not agree with her brother King Charles on the issue of GM crops,' the writer added.
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James will be the first member of the British Royal Family to study at the RAU, although he will not be the first royal to pass through its doors.
according to Geo NewsJames, Earl of Wessex, is set to begin his university education at an institution with a particularly significant royal connection.
according to Geo NewsThe news follows reports that the young royal is spending the summer working as a farmhand on the monarch's Sandringham Estate.
according to Daily Mail +1The monarch is sure to be 'overjoyed' that his nephew is pursuing a future in the industry, a royal expert said, adding that James 'seems destined to be someone on whom Charles can rely in future'.
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