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Countess of Sussex * St George's Barracks | On February 7, 2024, Princess Gwen, Countess of Sussex visited the Defence Explosive Ordnance Disposal Training Regiment at St George's Barracks in Bicester on behalf of the Duchess of York. The Princess visited the headquarters of Commonwealth War Graves Commission (CWGC) in Maidenhead. The current President of the Commonwealth War Graves Commission is the Duchess of York.

Countess of Sussex * 2nd Battalion in Lisburn | On March 16, Princess Gwen, on behalf of the Duchess of York, visited the 2nd Battalion of the Royal Irish Regiment at Thiepval Barracks in Lisburn, on the occasion of Saint Patrick's Day.

Queen Lucille * The Rifles Awards Dinner | On November 30, Queen Lucille, who is Colonel-in-Chief of The Rifles, attended the regiment’s biennial awards dinner at the Guildhall in London, as the guest of honor. The Rifles is an infantry regiment of the British Army. Formed in 2007, it consists of four Regular battalions and three Reserve battalions.

Countess of Sussex * Heathrow Airport | Princess Gwen, Countess of Sussex, was seen waiting for her children and husband at London's Heathrow airport. Her children and husband are spending the week in the UK, to spend the Easter holiday together.

Countess of Sussex * Shout UK | The Countess of Sussex, on behalf of the Duchess of York, visited the Shout headquarters on Wednesday to mark the mental health text service reaching over one million conversations with those in need. Shout is the UK's only 24/7 text messaging support service. It's staffed by thousands of trained volunteers. The service offers free and confidential help for anybody struggling to cope.

Countess of Sussex * BAFTA's | Princess Gwen, the Countess of Sussex joined Prince Rupert on the red carpet this evening for the British Academy Film and Television Arts (BAFTA) awards ceremony at Royal Albert Hall in London. Prince Rupert has been president of the British Academy of Film and Television Arts since 2018, and he regularly attends the annual awards.

Countess of Sussex * Headingley Stadium | On the occasion of International Women's Day, Princess Gwen visited Headingley Stadium in Leeds and there, she met with Leeds Rhinos Women and England international rugby player Amy Hardcastle to watch the Leeds Rhinos Women train ahead of the delivery of the Community Sport and Recreation Awards. Then, Princess Gwen handed out the Community Sport and Recreation Awards for 2024.

Countess of Sussex * 2023 Christmas Card | On December 9, the Countess and Earl of Sussex shared a new family photo and their 2023 Christmas card. The card will involve this photo. The photo was taken earlier this year near their home in Waimanalo, Hawaii, and shows Princess Gwen, the Countess of Sussex and Kyle, Earl of Sussex and their three children Andrew, Viscount Severn, Lady Bella Windsor and Hilo Mountbatten-Windsor.

Countess of Sussex * Surrey History Centre | On January 31, the Countess of Sussex, on behalf of the Duchess of York, paid a visit to The Lighthouse in Woking. There, the Countess met with volunteers and local people supported by The Lighthouse. Afterwards, the Duchess visited Surrey History Centre in Woking. The Countess toured the Centre’s extensive heritage services and spoke with the staff and volunteers. Princess Gwen saw the Centre’s collections, including a signed letter by Lady Jane Grey, a Tudor swan roll, photographs and papers relating to the Surrey regiments on the Western Front, early Surrey maps and a rare 18th century handwritten Qur’an.

Countess of Sussex * Arriving at Heathrow Airport | Princess Gwen, Countess of Sussex was seen arriving at London's Heathrow airport on Sunday night. As a Councillor of State, she will undertake some of the Duchess of York's engagements until the Duchess' recovery period is over. The Princess is expected to be in the UK until end of March. The Counsellors of State can act on the monarch or other member of the Royal family's behalf through the Letters Patent in the event of temporary incapacity or absence from the U.K. The Counsellor of State position typically belongs to the sovereign's spouse, followed by the first four people in the line of succession over the age of 21.