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The Duke of Cornwall during his visit to the Isles of Scilly || 9 - 10 MAY 2024
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The Duke of Cornwall during his visit to the Isles of Scilly || 9 - 10 MAY 2024
The Duke of Cornwall signs lucky Phoenix's cast at Fistrall Beach in Newquay, to meet local organisations who are working to promote safety in the sea and across the beach area || 9 MAY 2024
The Duke of Cornwall meets members of the Hollywell Bay Surf Life Saving Club during a visit to Fistrall Beach in Newquay, to meet local organisations who are working to promote safety in the sea and across the beach area || 9 MAY 2024
The Duke of Cornwall visited RNLI's lifeguarding facility on Fistral Beach and met staff and volunteers. He was also presented with a copy of To Save Every One, a new book commemorating the organization's 200 years and three RNLI lifeguard towels for his three children || 9 MAY 2024
The Duke of Cornwall greets members of the public during a visit Fistral Beach to meet local organisations who are working to promote safety in the sea and across the beach area || 9 MAY 2024
PRINCE OF WALES DIARIES ♔
9 MAY 2024 || DUCHY OF CORNWALL VISIT - NEWQUAY (1/2) : NANSLEDAN HOUSING PROJECT
The Duke of Cornwall will be carrying engagements in Newquay and the Isles of Scilly as part of a two-day visit to the Duchy. For his first engagement in Newquay, he visited Nansledan, the site where the Duchy of Cornwall's first ever innovative housing project to help address homelessness will be built. The project will be delivered alongside Cornish charity, St Petrocs, and will provide 24 homes with wrap around support for local people experiencing homelessness. The project's transformative approach is inspired by Homewards - The Royal Foundation's five year programme to show that it is possible to end homelessness. During his visit William met representatives from the Duchy of Cornwall who are leading the development of the site and saw where the new housing will be located. He also met the CEO of St Petrocs, Henry Meacock, and a resident of St Petrocs Newquay who spoke to him about the transformative impact of receiving a home and the additional wrap around support.
The Duke of Cornwall joined a game of volleyball at Fistrall Beach in Newquay, to meet local organisations who are working to promote safety in the sea and across the beach area || 9 MAY 2024
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The Duke of Cornwall greets members of public as he visits Fistrall Beach in Newquay, to meet local organisations who are working to promote safety in the sea and across the beach area || 9 MAY 2024