HRH Princess Anne, who is the president of the global skills development body announced the winners on her birthday on 15 August 2019.
Snow-Camp, the UK’s only registered charity turning young lives around through snowsports, has been awarded a Princess Royal Training Awards.
Read the full article on the Charity Update website: https://www.charityupdate.co.uk/news/awards/snow-camp-awarded-princess-royal-training-award/
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