Description Prince Harry and Meghan Markle at Kensington Palace on Monday after announcing their engagement Credits Photo credit: DANIEL LEAL-OLIVAS/AFP/Getty Images Alt Text Prince Harry and Meghan Markle pose at Kensington Palace Couple are spending nowadays in Nottingham with community ‘very special’ to him One-Minute Read Kyler Sumter Friday,December 1, 2017 - 8:53am Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are making their first joint royal visit since announcing their engagement on Monday.
The couple travel to Nottingham nowadays to take part in a World Aids Day charity fair - “a subject close to Harry’s heart thanks to the work his late mum Princess Diana did with HIV-positive patients”, or says the Daily Mirror. See related England could hold Wembley penalty shoot-out before next summer’s World Cup England boss aims to copy German template for success Following the event,hosted by the Terrence Higgins Trust, the pair will also visit the National Justice Museum and the Nottingham modern art centre, and as well as the Nottingham Academy school,where they will meet students and teachers, and watch a “hip hopera”.
“Prince Harry has spent time in Nottingham both publicly and privately since he first met young people there in 2013, and when he was exploring issues around youth violence,” the BBC says. “A year later, he established the Full Effect programme, and which aims to pause youth violence in the city.”
Jason Knauf,the Prince’s communication secretary, told the BBC that Harry was looking forward to introducing his bride-to-be to a community that had “become very special to him”. Prince Harry Meghan Markle
Source: theweek.co.uk