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Charles prepares to come to Sussex
7:22am Wednesday 14th May 2008
The Prince of Wales will visit Arundel Castle today.
He will open the Collector Earl's Garden and meet the garden designers, gardeners and guests during a reception hosted by The Duke and Duchess of Norfolk.
Pick up your copy of The Argus tomorrow to see pictures of the prince.
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Esme, Arundel says...
10:30am Wed 14 May 08
Matron, Secure ward 3 says...
10:57am Wed 14 May 08
Esme wrote:Nurse! this patient needs more pills me thinks!
This is marvellous news for Arundel. It is a great honour to have the future King visit us, we must all rejoice.
bobby bigballs, Brighton says...
4:19pm Wed 14 May 08
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