The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge enjoyed
a tea party at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital in King’s Lynn, Norfolk
on Sunday, joining health care workers on the 72nd anniversary of
the foundation of the NHS to thank them for their pandemic
response. William and Kate met with doctors, nurses and other
healthcare workers and told chief nurse Libby McManus, “Everyone
appreciates what you do. The…
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge hosted
a Zoom call with Canadian healthcare workers as a way to mark
Canada Day, Canada’s national holiday. The Royal Family YouTube
page posted the seven-minute video with the description that
William and Kate wanted to “thank staff…
The Duke of Cambridge undertook
engagements last week to discuss the ongoing trials to develop a
vaccine for the novel coronavirus and paid a visit to the
University of Oxford’s Oxford Vaccine Group to learn about what the
team is working on. William visited the group…
Happy Father's Day from the Cambridges! New photos released for double royal celebration
20th June 2020
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge
released a couple of new photos over the weekend to mark both
Father’s Day in the UK, as well as Prince William’s 38th birthday.
In the photo, William is sitting on a swing with his three
children, Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis.
According to reports, the swing William and the children are
sitting on was a wedding present from…
The Duke of Cambridge visits ambulance crew on first public engagement since lockdown began
17th June 2020
The Duke of Cambridge undertook his first
public engagement since the United Kingdom went on strict lockdown,
visiting an ambulance crew at the King’s Lynn Ambulance Station at
the Queen Elizabeth Hospital in Norfolk. William met with the
ambulance crew to discuss the…
The Duke of Cambridge announced last week
that the FA Cup Final for 2020 has been renamed the Heads Up FA Cup
Final in honour of the Heads Up mental health campaign he launched
in 2019. William joined several Arsenal first-team players as well
as the team’s Head Coach…
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge marked
the end of Volunteers Week in the United Kingdom by releasing a
video of their calls with two charities that work with the public.
William and Kate spoke with Conscious Youth, based in Kirklees,
West Yorkshire, and Machynlleth Community Corona Response in Powys,
Wales. The Royal Family website noted that in both calls, the royal
couple “passed on their…
Duke of Cambridge opens up about parenting and late mother in new documentary
25th May 2020
The Duke of Cambridge has opened up about
the memory of his late mother in a new BBC documentary on mental
health. “Having children is the biggest life-changing moment, it
really is,” William told former footballer Marvin Sordell of the
Bolton Wanderers, who’d been…
Duke of Cambridge promotes mental health and wellbeing during church speech
25th May 2020
The Duke of Cambridge joined Sunday’s
Church of England service to promote a message of mental health at
the end of Mental Health Awareness Week. William’s message was
recorded from Anmer Hall and read: “I am delighted to be able to
join you today, and I am…
Archbishop of Canterbury grateful to Duke of Cambridge for focus on mental health
25th May 2020
The Archbishop of Canterbury has written
an opinion piece in The Sunday Times to discuss how The Duke of
Cambridge has helped and encouraged him to seek support for his
depression. “I am deeply grateful to His Royal Highness for
speaking publicly about mental health and hope it might encourage
others who are suffering alone to seek help and support,” said
Archbishop Welby. “It…
