The King’s Patronage continues the unbroken line of monarchs as Patron of the Association since King Edward VII granted the prefix Royal in 1908.
Mark Nicholas, Managing Director at the RNAA said “We are thrilled that The King will continue his long association with the RNAA as Patron. His Majesty’s commitment to the promotion and support of food, farming and countryside has been unwavering and we are grateful to have his Patronage.”
A permanent Food Hall at Norfolk Showground boasting a large farm shop and restaurant has been marked with a topping out ceremony.
Four leaders of Norfolk agriculture have been recognised at the House of Lords for making an outstanding contribution to the industry. Poul Hovesen, deputy president of the Royal Norfolk Agricultural Association, and council member Ken Proctor were among the 28 individuals presented with certificates by the Council for Awards of the Royal Agricultural Societies.
This report summarises the educational activities at the Royal Norfolk Show and assesses the impact on young people.
