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Duchess of Cambridge pens message encouraging children to "find their brave" for Children's Mental Health Week

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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…
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Duchess of Cambridge's patronage The Art Room set to close due to lack of funding

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1st February 2020
A children’s mental health charity supported by the Duchess of Cambridge is set to close due to lack of funding. The Art Room is a group program that uses art-making and discussion to support pupils with emotional difficulties. The Duchess became of a patron of the organisation, based in Oxford in 2012. [getty src=”632575252″ width=”594&#8243…
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Duke of Cambridge visits Everton for the Heads Up Campaign

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31st January 2020
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 Together, Everton Veterans’ Hub, and Tackling the Blues during his visit. Upon arrival, Prince William met with…
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Death of a King: George III

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29th January 2020
He remains Britain’s longest ruling king but the real character of the monarch whose reign ended exactly two centuries ago remains shrouded by the long standing claim that he was mad. George III, whose time on the throne encompassed some of the biggest social changes…
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The Duchess of Cambridge gets artsy during visit to Evelina London

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29th January 2020
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 greeted by a young girl named Anna-Victoria Amoafa-Sennie, who presented her with a bouquet of posies. She was quoted in a blog…
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