The Duke and Duchess of Cornwall were in Braunton today after Prince Charles asked to visit some of the businesses that had been affected by recent flooding in North Devon.
The Prince's Business Emergency Response Group has paid for lost supplies for a number of shops.
The Royal couple also visited injured service personnel in Plymouth and attended a service at Exeter Cathedral as part of the visit.
The Prince of Wales and Duchess of Cornwall are visiting Braunton, Plymouth and Exeter today.
Prince Charles meets emergency services staff who assisted in the flood relief operation at the end of 2012.
The Prince and the Duchess of Cornwall are visiting Branton, Plymouth and Exeter today.
The royal couple visited Mark Adams Optometrists. The shop is still gutted after the floods but they are continuing to trade.
Prince Charles and Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall, have arrived in Braunton and have begun visiting shops flooded out before Christmas.
Julian Poulter, director of Copy Catz printers and stationers was amazed to receive £500 worth of paper from Prince Charles. His Royal Highness has a charity called the Business Emergency Recovery Group and it offered help to those hit by flooding in Braunton.
Yesterday (Monday 25 February) a pallot with thirty boxes of paper arrived. His father David was due to meet the royal couple today.
Jane Steele and Ivan Rees at a Braunton cafe await Prince Charles and Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall. They were flooded by the River Caen on 22 December 2012 but opened in time for Christmas Day. Prince Charles chose them as they had reopened so quickly. Royal chocolate cake and tea is on offer.
One stop will be Braunton, where the royal couple will talk to victims of the recent floods, as well as members of the emergency services.
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People in Braunton affected by the recent floods can have their say at a drop-in session today [Thursday].
Devon County Council and the Environment Agency have orgainised the event in the town's parish hall from midday until 7pm. On Friday the meeting moves to Bishop Tawton and will be held in the village hall from 3pm to 7pm.
