Prince Edward has returned to royal duties in London following his recent visit to Finland.
According to The Court Circular, the Duke of Edinburgh hosted two engagements at St James’s Palace.
He arrived on Wednesday, wasted little time getting back to work, with a meeting and a special anniversary dinner on his diary for Thursday, 29 October.
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As Patron of the St Helena National Trust, Edward held a meeting at St James’s Palace in the afternoon.Â
The organisation works to protect the South Atlantic island’s rich natural and cultural heritage, including its historic buildings, landscapes and wildlife.
Later in the evening, he welcomed guests to St James’s Palace for a dinner celebrating the 50th anniversary of the National Youth Music Theatre.
Edward serves as President of the organisation, which has spent five decades giving young performers opportunities to develop their talents through musical theatre.Â
Founded in 1976, the charity has helped generations of young people gain experience in acting, singing and dance, with many going on to pursue careers in the performing arts.
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