Duke of Cambridge arrives at Tedworth House
The Duke of Cambridge has arrived at Tedworth House in Wiltshire at the start of his visit to officially open the new Help for Heroes Recovery Centre
The Duke of Cambridge has arrived at Tedworth House in Wiltshire at the start of his visit to officially open the new Help for Heroes Recovery Centre
The Duke of Cambridge and Prince Harry will visit Tedworth House in Tidworth later as they offically open the new Help for Heroes Recovery Centre.
The Princes will meet injured service personnel, veterans and their families.
VIDEO: The charity Help for Heroes will use the equipment at its new recovery centre at Tedworth House near Salisbury. The injured service men and women will be helped to adapt to their new ways of life.
270 cyclists have made their final ride along the promenade in Dunkirk to complete the 350 mile "Help for Heroes Bike Ride". They've raised more than £400,000, every penny of which will go towards helping wounded service personnel. 6 wounded soldiers from Britain cycled the route on hand bikes.
Mark Elliott from Help for Heroes pays tribute to Robin Gibb, who carried out work for the organisation. Robin forged close links with the Armed Forces and was a popular figure at events throughout the region.
Robin Gibb carried out fundraising for Help for Heroes. Here he is with volunteers at Tidworth on the Hampshire/Wiltshire border.