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16 Jan 16 00:21
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patrons lunch(posh for street party)Silly

“hamper” lunch provided by M&SExcited


Each charity will have to pay £1,500 for a table of 10 people. There will be 1,000 tables.Angry


The Queen’s grandson is in charge. Phillips, as director of Sports & Entertainment LtdWink

admits he is being paid an “undisclosed” fee for organising the doWhoops

charities can “sell on” 40 per cent of their ticketsSad

one of the better twitter comments

“I hope it rains for the entire weekend.” Laugh

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By:
boxingthefox
When: 16 Jan 16 00:23
Jobs for the boys, has this happened before?.
By:
xmoneyx
When: 16 Jan 16 00:24
I want to know the undislosed payment
By:
EvgenyKissin
When: 16 Jan 16 00:26
Does Philips go to see Darts?
By:
boxingthefox
When: 16 Jan 16 00:27
Don't hold your breath for the real amount, mind you it will be published 50 years from now, do you think will be interested then. CrazyCry
By:
boxingthefox
When: 16 Jan 16 00:28
do you think people will be interested then.*
By:
xmoneyx
When: 16 Jan 16 00:29
HaveIGotNewsForYou Verified account  ‏@haveigotnews
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£150 ticket to Queen’s 90th birthday will include a 20min speech, a 1hr carnival, and 4hrs watching her blow the candles out.
By:
boxingthefox
When: 16 Jan 16 00:32
Yes, but how is the 'pot divided, I thought that was your original question?
By:
xmoneyx
When: 16 Jan 16 00:35
pot?
By:
casemoney
When: 16 Jan 16 00:37
What Goes   IN OUT ,IN OUT ,and Smells of Pish






The Queen doing the Okey Cokey ..
By:
boxingthefox
When: 16 Jan 16 00:44

Jan 16, 2016 -- 12:35AM, xmoneyx wrote:


pot?


If you don't know, It's not my job to explain. Sorry.

By:
tictacman1
When: 16 Jan 16 00:57
All sounds wonderful day out... paper hats, flags,trumpets, singing, picnic hamper, shampoo toast... stick me down for 2 tickets on chit chatters royal tableCool
By:
boxingthefox
When: 16 Jan 16 01:34
"The Queen doing the  "Okey Cokey"..............Existential question, what if the "Okey Cokey" IS what's it'all about. Cry
By:
mememe
When: 16 Jan 16 14:04
I used to be addicted to doing the hokey cokey ... did it everywhere - quite embarrassing.

Saw my GP who sent me to a therapist ... took 6 months to get it out of my system!

Went back to GP for follow up ... he asked how I was getting on now.

I said "fine, never better, I've turned it round, and that's what it's all about!"

LaughLaughLaugh  BTW ... queenie's grandson's company is managing the arrangements, for a fee, of course.  Very public spirited.
By:
boxingthefox
When: 16 Jan 16 14:24
Bit of a surprise that another 'family' member didn't get the gig. First cousin,  Lady Elizabeth Anson,( Anne Ferelith Fenella Bowes-Lyon)--Princess Anne of Denmark.Shocked of Party Planners fame. Patrick Lichfields sister, normally gets these.
By:
the.mad.dog.man
When: 16 Jan 16 14:36
what odds the queen and philip both getting to a 100
By:
xmoneyx
When: 16 Jan 16 14:40
then frozen in some vault
By:
mememe
When: 16 Jan 16 14:53
Have any chit chatters got a royals RIP thread ready ...

No, No, No, not a promising young footballer, or straight A student ... not even loved by all who knew them.

Will be sadly missed, perhaps (not by pheasants and a whole host of wild animals that they love to kill)

or by taxpayers
By:
sidthekid
When: 16 Jan 16 15:15
The Queen is not required to reveal her private finances.
According to the Sunday Times Rich List 2015, her estimated fortune is £340m,
up £10m from last year,
The main source of the Queen's public income comes from the Sovereign Grant - a fixed percentage of the profits made by the Crown Estate.
Today the Crown Estate is an independent commercial property business, with one of the largest property portfolios in the UK and a capital value at a historic high of £11.5bn - up 16.1% on 2014.

The majority of the portfolio's assets are in London, but the estate also owns property in Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland.
Holdings include Windsor Great Park and Ascot racecourse, but the majority of the portfolio is made up of residential property, commercial offices, shops and business and retail parks, and includes almost all of Regent Street in London's West End.
Under the current funding arrangement, all profits from the estate are paid to the Treasury and 15% of this money is then given to the Queen.
By:
wit-ham
When: 16 Jan 16 16:23
At least 25% of tables for the housing association surely
By:
akabula
When: 16 Jan 16 23:20
Got my ticket yesterday.
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