Princess Anne

Summary

A request was made for the total cost of Princess Anne's October 2019 visit to the Isle of Man and her stay at Government House. The Cabinet Office disclosed that the visit cost £760 and clarified that the Princess Royal did not stay overnight.

Key Facts

• The total cost of the visit to the Cabinet Office was £760.
• Princess Anne visited the Isle of Man in October 2019.
• The visit did not involve an overnight stay at Government House.
• The request was received on 28 January 2020 and closed on 13 February 2020.

Data Disclosed

• £760
• October 2019
• 28 January 2020
• 13 February 2020
• 1151726

Original Request

What was the total cost of Princess Anne's visit to the island in October 2019 and her stay at Government House?

Data Tables (1)

Full Response Text

Government Office Douglas Isle of Man IM1 3PN Telephone: (+44) 01624 686244 Website: www.gov.im/co

Our ref: 1151726 13 February 2020

Dear ###

We write further to your request received on 28 January 2020 which states:

"What was the total cost of Princess Anne's visit to the island in October 2019 and her stay at Government House?"

The total cost of the visit to the Cabinet Office was £760. The Princess Royal’s visit did not involve an overnight stay.

Please quote the reference number 1151726 in any future communication.

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Yours sincerely