Prince Charles on enterprise schemes

Title
Prince Charles on enterprise schemes
Genre
News report; Speech
TX Date
24 Sep 1986
Year of production
1986
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Duration
00:02:40
Description
Dickie Arbiter reports on business enterprise schemes which are funded from the private sector. Includes an address by their president Prince Charles, Prince of Wales to the BIC conference following his visit to an enterprise centre in Ealing.
Contributors
Prince Charles; Prince of Wales; Dickie Arbiter
Keywords
London; Industry; Economics; Business; Conferences; Royal family; Royalty; Private finance; Entrepreneurs

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LBC/IRN, "Prince Charles on enterprise schemes". https://learningonscreen.ac.uk/lbc/search/index.php/segment/0012200085002 (Accessed 09 Nov 2025)