Kent visit for Duchess
A royal visitor is in Kent. The Duchess of Cambridge is meeting children at a primary school project in Wrotham.
A royal visitor is in Kent. The Duchess of Cambridge is meeting children at a primary school project in Wrotham.
Other members of the royal family joined the Queen at a special Diamond Jubilee service including the Duchess of Cambridge from Berkshire.
One thousand lucky ticket holders have had the best seats in the house today to see the Royal Pageant, including people from our region.
The Duchess of Cambridge chatted to many of the children at Naomi House today.
The Duchess of Cambridge meets children as they use the swimming pool at Naomi House.
The Duchess of Cambridge will spend part of her second wedding anniversary celebrating Children's Hospice Week. Today she is visiting Naomi House.
The Duchess of Cambridge will visit Naomi House in Winchester on Monday to mark Children's Hospice Week.
She will tour the hospice's facilities and meet children and their families, as well as staff, volunteers and supporters of the charity.
Naomi House provides support to children with life-limiting conditions and their families living in Berkshire, Dorset, Hampshire, Isle of Wight, Surrey, West Sussex and Wiltshire.
At the end of the tour, the Duchess will join a tea party with some of Naomi House's children and their families, who will be gathered to support Children's Hospice Week.
The Duchess of Cambridge has spoken of the power of art to change people's lives in a speech to celebrate the work of one of her charities, Oxford-based The Art Room.
Kate told an audience of 250 artists, schoolchildren and supporters of The Art Room, of which she is patron, that it felt "incredibly special" to be at the National Portrait Gallery in London on Wednesday night to celebrate the work of the charity.
The Art Room, which uses art to increase children's self-confidence and independence, was marking its 11th anniversary and launching a new fundraising campaign at the event.
Their motto is "be prepared" and preparations are most definitley underway in Windsor as the Queen's Scouts get ready to meet the Duchess of Cambridge. Kate will also attend the National Scout Service at St George's Chapel tomorrow.
The Duchess of Cambridge is to visit Naomi House Children's Hospice at the end of the month to mark Children's Hospice Week 2013.
Naomi House Children's Hospice is near Winchester in Hampshire.