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Princess Anne to visit Ellesmere and birthplace of charity founders

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Princess Anne will visit Ellesmere next month to pay tribute to the sisters that founded Save the Children. Eglantyne Jebb and Dorothy Buxton founded the charity more than a century ago. The visit will take place on Wednesday, April 24, and is in response to a joint invitation by the Jebb family.

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Shropshire Star

Princess Anne to visit Ellesmere and birthplace of charity founders

The Princess Royal, who is Patron of Save the Children, will also visit the Jebb Memorial Garden, which was created alongside the town’s mere to celebrate the charity’s centenary in 2019, and to highlight the plight of refugee children displaced by conflict.

2 months ago·Ketley, United Kingdom

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whitchurchherald.co.uk

Princess Anne set for Ellesmere Save The Children founders visit

The Princess Royal will travel to Ellesmere next month to visit the town that was home to the inspirational social activists who founded the charity…

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