Tony Jones
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William tells villagers âholisticâ approach required to tackle flooding (opens the original)
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The Prince of Wales has said a âholisticâ approach to tackle extreme flooding is needed as he met villagers living with the threat of the upcoming storm season. William sympathised with residents in the rural Welsh settlement of Skenfrith who might be âanxiousâ about extreme weather events he said were no longer âone in 50-yearâ occurrences but seemed to be happening every year. Skenfrith has faced four major floods in six years but the most recent last winter caused the biggest impa
William tells villagers âholisticâ approach required to tackle flooding (opens the original)
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The Prince of Wales has said a âholisticâ approach to tackle extreme flooding is needed as he met villagers living with the threat of the upcoming storm season. William sympathised with residents in the rural Welsh settlement of Skenfrith who might be âanxiousâ about extreme weather events he said were no longer âone in 50-yearâ occurrences but seemed to be happening every year. Skenfrith has faced four major floods in six years but the most recent last winter caused the biggest impa
William tells villagers âholisticâ approach required to tackle flooding (opens the original)
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The Prince of Wales has said a âholisticâ approach to tackle extreme flooding is needed as he met villagers living with the threat of the upcoming storm season. William sympathised with residents in the rural settlement of Skenfrith who might be âanxiousâ about extreme weather events he said were no longer âone in 50-yearâ occurrences but seemed to be happening every year. Skenfrith has faced four major floods in six years but the most recent last winter caused the biggest impact in
Crisps and kerb-jumping as Kate joins village hall group for lunch (opens the original)
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The Princess of Wales made new friends when she sat down with an elderly lunch group and asked them to pass the crisps. Kate met diners during their Wednesday lunch in a village hall, where regular Lynda Jones handed over the snack after telling Kate the event “makes a lot of difference if you’ve lost your partner”. The weekly lunch is celebrating its 60th anniversary and the princess arrived at the venue in Pulborough, West Sussex on a minibus service, which has been running for 50 years, after
William and Kate visit Leeds Rhinos as fundraising efforts continue (opens the original)
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The Prince and Princess of Wales praised the generation of Leeds Rhinos players that looked up to Rob Burrow as one fundraised in his memory. William and Kate visited the club where Burrow spent his whole career and met leading former teammates Danny McGuire and Jamie Jones-Buchanan who won and lost by his side on the pitch. After hearing stories about the special bond in the Leeds Rhinos dressing room, William said: “All the right ingredients came together, you all brought something that made i
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