Bunhill: Certain to keep Royal engagement

Saturday 12 September 1992 23:02 BST

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SCOTTISH LIFE is hoping to win architectural awards for its new head office in Edinburgh, but senior management is on tenterhooks because of the intense speculation about wedding plans for the Princess Royal.

She has been booked to perform the official honours at the opening ceremony on 9 November.

Ray Milne, the youthful assistant general manager for marketing, admits that he has raised the possibility internally that she may have more pressing engagements.

'But the people who know about these things say that official engagements are never cancelled,' says Milne. Not even for love.

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