The Princess Royal will be visiting this year’s Royal Welsh Show at Llanelwedd on the first day, Monday, July 21.
It will be her seventh visit to the four-day show, having first attended in 1981. Her most recent visit was in 2022 and her return reflects her ongoing support for agriculture and rural life.
The Princess Royal will tour showground after attending the annual meeting of The Royal Agricultural Society of the Commonwealth, of which she is president. The meeting is being held at the show.
“We are absolutely thrilled that The Princess Royal will be joining us at this year’s Royal Welsh Show,” said Aled Rhys Jones, Royal Welsh Agricultural Society chief executive. “Her Royal Highness has long been a passionate advocate for agriculture and rural communities.
“We look forward to sharing with her the many highlights of this year’s event, including the exciting innovations and developments that have taken place since her last visit.”
The show remains one of the largest and most prestigious agricultural events in Europe, celebrating and showcasing the best of Welsh farming, food and rural culture.
For more information about the show, visit: www.rwas.wales .
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