Rebecca English
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Funniest person today was Lynda Jones, 74, - a real character! - who told the Princess of Wales: ‘I bet you never eat crisps.’ ‘I do. I love salted,’ she said, and took one to prove her point. ‘She looked at the crisps, so I let her have one. She said these are the ones she buys when she goes shopping,’ Lynda said later. The Princess was highlighting the work of the West Sussex Minibus, run entirely by volunteers, which provides a vital lifeline for older people in a rural area.
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With the Prince of Wales as he meets with scholars and alumni of Amos Bursary to spotlight the programme’s support to the next generation of Black British leaders. Founded by Baroness Valerie Amos and Colleen Amos, The Amos Bursary is a charity that supports high-achieving young people of African and Caribbean heritage to realise their full potential.
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Word had spread in the tiny village of Pulborough that the princess was there this morning and a small group of locals stood outside the village hall as she left. The Princess of Wales shook every hand, FaceTimed a poorly mother, helped a toddler to jump and cooed over a dog!
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The Princess of Wales has surprised elderly travellers in Sussex as she joined a volunteer-run community transport association. She is in Pulborough with the West Sussex Minibus, a vital lifeline for people who cannot easily access public transport due to isolation, mobility issues or financial hardship. She is keen to highlight the role that community transport plays in bringing people together and reducing isolation thanks to a selfless army of volunteers.
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The Prince and Princess of Wales have surprised Sir Kevin Sinfield at the end of his third ultramarathon to fundraise for MND research in memory of former teammate Rob Burrow. In emotional scenes in Wakefield, the Prince and Princess watched as Sir Kevin welled up speaking to supporters, and told him he was "so inspiring". Burrow's three children, Macy, Maya and Jackson were there to watch along with his mother Irene. It came after the royal couple also visited Sinfield and Burrows’ former club Leeds Rhinos MND Association
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The Prince of Popcorn! William served cinema snacks to members of the public who turned up to see a film today - and found the future King behind the tills. He was there head of a daytime screening as part of a day supporting the British film industry. At the ActOne community cinema in London he apologised for being slow on the till and causing a queue. The royal spent around an hour at the cinema, also meeting young filmmakers and representatives from the Film and TV charity.
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