The Duke of Cambridge joined footballers
for a game of Jenga to ‘kick up a conversation’ on mental health as
he continues to promote the Heads Up Program and Heaps Up Weekends
at football matches this spring. The video, released on Kensington
Palace’s Twitter account, shows William playing Jenga with
footballers from Crystal Palace, the Arsenal women’s team, Watford,
Wycombe Wanderers…
Birth and Childhood Mary Elizabeth
Donaldson was born on 5 February 1972 in Hobart, Tasmania,
Australia. She was the youngest child of Donald and Henrietta
Donaldson. She has two older sisters, Jane and Patricia, and an
older brother, John. Mary’s mother died in…
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge spent
the day in South Wales on Tuesday, visiting local businesses and
organisations in The Mumbles and Port Talbot. [getty
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Duchess of Cambridge pens message encouraging children to "find their brave" for Children's Mental Health Week
3rd February 2020
The Duchess of Cambridge has written a
message for Children’s Mental Health Week encouraging young people
to “find their brave” in a world that “can feel a scary and
daunting place.” Her message reads: “For many children today, the
world can feel a scary and daunting place. While we might not
always feel brave inside, even the smallest act – such as sharing a
worry or…
The Cambridges attend BAFTAS, William calls for more diversity in film
3rd February 2020
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge
attended the BAFTA Awards on Sunday evening, highlighting the best
of film over the past year, while also making a plea for diversity
in the film industry. William, who has been President of the
British Academy of Film and Television…
The Duke of Cambridge spent Thursday in
Liverpool with the Everton football club and their Everton in the
Community initiatives to support the Heads Up campaign launched
last year. William viewed the work of three projects supported by
Everton in the Community: Stand…
The Duchess of Cambridge serves breakfast during visit to nursery school
30th January 2020
The Duchess of Cambridge helped serve
breakfast at a London nursery and pre-school on Wednesday morning
as she continued her campaigning for the 5 Big Questions survey she
launched last week. Popping over to the London Early Years
Foundation Stockwell Gardens Nursery and Pre-school as she
continues her work for her Early Years Programme, Kate learned from
chef apprentices about how food plays…
The Duchess of Cambridge visited Evalina
London Children’s Hospital on Wednesday to see the creative arts
workshops offered by the National Portrait Gallery’s Hospital
Programme and to take part in arts and crafts and photography
sessions. Upon arrival, Kate was…
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge have
added a communications chief to their Royal Foundation as their
charitable work continues to grow. According to a report from the
Evening Standard, a former government employee named Edwina Iddles
has been named Chief Communications…
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge attend Holocaust Memorial Day service
28th January 2020
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge
attended the UK Holocaust Memorial Day ceremony on Monday,
honouring the six million people who perished during the Holocaust
on the 75th anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz-Birkenau.
The royal couple attended the service in Westminster, which was
also attended by Holocaust survivors who helped light six candles
of remembrance for those who lost their…
