The Lord Chamberlain’s office. The very name conjures up images of aged clerks on high stools. Certainly not the place to judge whether or not the Countess of Wessex, now being paid to brush up Rover’s fusty image, should be featured in an ad. Thank goodness the Committee of Advertising Practice also believes that, in these days of worldly Royals, such an anachronism should no longer be getting in the way.
The Lord Chamberlain’s office. The very name conjures up images of
aged clerks on high stools. Certainly not the place to judge whether or
not the Countess of Wessex, now being paid to brush up Rover’s fusty
image, should be featured in an ad. Thank goodness the Committee of
Advertising Practice also believes that, in these days of worldly
Royals, such an anachronism should no longer be getting in the way.
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