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‘I got up to a lot’: William recalls selling CDs as boy at ‘dodgy car boot sale’ - AOL (opens the original)
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The Prince of Wales has reminisced about a part-time job he had as a young boy selling CDs from a “dodgy car boot sale”. William spoke about helping out at a country fair when a former customer reminded him of his efforts as he visited Skenfrith, a Welsh village, to learn about its flood defences. Rod and Helen Wyatt took the prince down memory lane after they chatted with him about how their family has endured four major floods in six years at the settlement in Monmouthshire. “First time I met
Crisps and kerb-jumping as Kate joins village hall group for lunch - AOL (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
All aboard! Kate helps out on 50th anniversary of rural minibus service - AOL (opens the original)
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The Princess of Wales has helped pick up a 94-year-old rural minibus user as she celebrated the 50th anniversary of the service. Kate travelled to the village of Pulborough to mark the milestone occasion for the West Sussex Minibus, whose team of volunteers transport the elderly across the area in a fleet of vehicles. Stella Drewett, 94, said before the princess arrived that she was not fazed by anything, and joked: “When they said: ‘It will be a celebrity,’ I said: ‘I don’t know any celebrities
William and Kate visit Leeds Rhinos as fundraising efforts continue - AOL (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
Kate hosts fellow Three Peaks challenge fundraisers at Windsor Castle - AOL (opens the original)
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The Princess of Wales has said “recovery is rarely a journey we make alone” after inviting fellow Three Peaks Challenge adventurers for tea at Windsor Castle. Kate took on the gruelling task to raise funds for a cancer charity and some of the fundraisers she met along the way enjoyed afternoon tea at the King’s Berkshire home last Tuesday. The princess, who announced in January 2025 she was in remission from cancer, is seen in a social media video sitting down with her guests including schoolboy
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