Clarence House
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| Opened | 1827 |
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| Function | Palace |
| Architects | John Nash |
| London borough | City of Westminster |
| Did you know | Clarence House is home to Prince Charles and Camilla, The Prince of Wales and the Duchess of Cornwall. |
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| ID | 1401405 |
About Clarence House
Clarence House is a British royal residence on The Mall in the City of Westminster, London. It is attached to St James's Palace and shares the palace's garden. From 1953 until 2002, it was home to Queen Elizabeth The Queen Mother.
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... He recalled an interviewer being in Clarence House and one of his videos was sitting on the coffee table...
King Charles charity: No further police action over Prince's Foundation honours probe
... When the investigation was opened in February, a spokesperson for Charles at Clarence House said the then Prince of Wales had " no knowledge of the alleged offer of honours or British citizenship on the basis of donation to his charities"...
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... Harry also recalls that when he moved out of Clarence House, Camilla turned his bedroom into her dressing room...
Camilla gives late Queen Elizabeth II's Paddington Bears to children
... " Camilla had travelled to the nursery in a car filled with some of the Paddingtons, on a journey from Clarence House in Westminster, along the Mall and past London landmarks including Trafalgar Square and Tower Bridge...
Met Police passes file on cash-for-honours allegations to prosecutors
... When the investigation was opened in February, a spokesperson for Charles at Clarence House said the then Prince of Wales had " no knowledge of the alleged offer of honours or British citizenship on the basis of donation to his charities"...
Camilla and Paddington Bears pictured as tributes to late Queen sent to charity
... In the photo, Camilla is seen sitting on a low sofa in the Morning Room at Clarence House, surrounded by soft toys...
Police interviews in King Charles charity honours probe
... At that time, Clarence House insisted Prince Charles had " no knowledge of the alleged offer of honours or British citizenship on the basis of donation to his charities"...
Emma the pony and other personal moments at funeral
... FlowersAt King Charles III s request, the wreath for Her Majesty s funeral contained flowers and foliage cut from the gardens of Buckingham Palace and Clarence House in London - and Highgrove House in Gloucestershire...
Camilla and Paddington Bears pictured as tributes to late Queen sent to charity
More Than a thousand Paddington bears and other teddies left by The Public in memory of The late Queen are to be sent to charity, Buckingham Palace says.
The Toys were left outside The Palace and Windsor Castle following The death of The monarch in September.
The Bears have been professionally cleaned and will be delivered to The Children 's charity Barnardos.
An image of The Queen Consort and The Bears has been released to mark The donation.
In The photo, Camilla is seen sitting on a low sofa in The Morning Room at Clarence House , surrounded by soft toys.
The picture was taken on Thursday - The 64th anniversary of The publication of The First Paddington Bear book.
The Queen came to be closely associated with The famous Peruvian bear after The pair made a surprise appearance together in a comedy sketch during this summer's Platinum Jubilee celebrations.
In The short film, Paddington visited Buckingham Palace for afternoon tea, during which The Queen produced a marmalade sandwich from her handbag.
It prompted mourners to leave teddy bears and even marmalade sandwiches among The floral tributes at royal residences and parks following her death.
In 2016, The Queen passed The patronage of Barnardo's to Camilla, who was then The Duchess of Cornwall.
Barnardo's chief executive Lynn Perry said: " Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth Ii was Barnardo's patron for over 30 years, and We Are honoured to be able to give homes to The teddies that people left in her memory.
" We promise to look after these bears who will be well-loved and bring joy to The Children we support.
" We Are incredibly grateful to Her Majesty The Queen Consort for her support in helping us to raise awareness of The needs of vulnerable children and Young People in The UK so that we can continue to support them through our vital services. "
Tom Jarvis, director of parks at The Royal Parks charity, said: " Over The Last few weeks, we have been looking for a fitting and appropriate use for The Hundreds of teddy bears that were left in Green Park and Hyde Park to honour The Queen .
" We Are delighted that The teddy bears will now bring joy and comfort to hundreds of children supported by Barnardo's. "
Buckingham Palace said The teddies had been collected with The Help of shire horses and almost 200 Volunteers - and were being " well looked after".
Source of news: bbc.com
