The Duke of Cambridge Current Events 2: January 2014 - July 2018


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On January 18th The Duke of Cambridge will be visiting @EvelinaLondon children's hospital with @nhsemployers to celebrate the national rollout of Step into Health, a programme to help veterans find work in the NHS that has been supported by The Royal Foundation.

Via Kensington Palace
 
The Duke of Cambridge will deliver the keynote speech at the Charity Commission Annual Public Meeting (APM) at the Royal Institution on 23rd January.

Via Kensington Palace
 
Today The Duke of Cambridge was honoured to be presented with an Honorary Fellowship from The Royal Society of Medicine for his work supporting healthcare, including emergency medical response, and mental health and wellbeing.

The Royal Society of Medicine has a long history of Royal patronage. Current Fellows include The Duke of Edinburgh, The Prince of Wales, The Princess Royal and The Duke of Kent.

Via Kensington Palace Twitter

Deails: https://www.rsm.ac.uk/about-us/late...wship-from-the-royal-society-of-medicine.aspx
 
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Prince William debuted his new shaven haircut today as he backed the national roll out of a recruitment drive to help veterans find work in the NHS.

The Duke of Cambridge met ex-servicemen and women at Evelina's children's hospital in London today in support of the Step Into Health initiative, a programme that will help ease veterans back into civilian life.

The scheme is designed to funnel the skills and experience ex-servicemen and women gained in the Army, Navy and RAF for the benefit of the health service.
Read more: Prince William sports shaven head as he backs NHS scheme | Daily Mail Online
 
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Well, it’s not shaven. Just a very low cut. I’ve done that to slow down the time for my next hair cut. William spends a lot of time at the barber to make sure he’s neat and clean. Must be a bother.
 
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Doesn't bother me...been around military men most of my life, to me those short close hair cuts are rather normal! lol

I'd rather see that than long ratty looking hair.


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Lovely pic and Tweet from Kidney Care UK

Delighted to hear that earlier today @EvelinaLondon HRH the Duke of Cambridge met one of our supporters, Molly, 11, who had a kidney transplant last year. Molly was on the transplant waiting list for a long time @KensingtonRoyal Molly said "He was absolutely lovely"

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/DT1lV8kX4AA5OtN?format=jpg&name=240x240
 
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Finally!! I love the new haircut, William looks much better. I prefer a clean cut to trying to hang onto something that's not really there.
 
someone pointed out on instagram...that william reveal to a kid today at the evelina hospital that Kate does KNOW the gender of the baby...and i was curious to find where they got it from....so i went to the twitter pg for the hospital and they had a link/blog of his visit..

im so curious...lol...we'll know soon enough i think she is due early april..and she tends to give birth around fool moons..the closest full moon is march 31...i thought that tidbit was VERY interesting...guess he likes the suprise of not knowing.
 
Three engagements for William today.

Court Circular 18/1 The Duke of Cambridge this afternoon visited Evelina Children’s Hospital, Westminster Bridge Road, London SE1, and was received by the Reverend Canon Dr Flora Winfield (Deputy Lieutenant of Greater London)

Court Circular 18/1 The Duke of Cambridge ..... subsequently attended a Reception to mark the national launch of the Step Into Health programme at Chandos House, 2 Queen Anne Street, London W1, and was received by Mrs Rosemary Prescott (Deputy Lieutenant of Greater London).

Court Circular 18/1 The Duke of Cambridge this evening attended a Giants Club Dinner at Bridgewater House, Cleveland Row, London SW1.

Via Cepe Smith Twitter
 
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Finally!! I love the new haircut, William looks much better. I prefer a clean cut to trying to hang onto something that's not really there.

Yup, good look for William. As my brother always says (he went bald early like William and shaves his head), never trust a man with a combover, he’s lying to himself or delusional:ROFLMAO:.
 
Another good quote for men that are balding is "God made a lot of heads. The ones that he was ashamed of, he covered with hair." :D
 
Haaate this haircut. Not because he’s embracing the bald, but because it looks (to me) like he’s gone for a shaved head to embrace the bald, but then gotten lazy and not maintained it. If you’re going to shave your head, you need to shave the fringe regularly because it grows back.

I’m not even going to comment on how this cost £180... that’s an absurd price to pay to shave the already short hair on a balding head.
 
Another good quote for men that are balding is "God made a lot of heads. The ones that he was ashamed of, he covered with hair." :D


Don´t understand why he didn´t do a hairtransplant at an early stage - then nobody would have noticed. And it looks so natural these days!
 
I am agreeing with Ish. He needs to go all the way there. This somehow looks groomed but highly confused.

He has a good dome/good bones and will look fiiiine once his pate colors up. I come from a family heavily littered with generations of men with early baldness. Well, most of them have a small ring of hair around their ears. And all of them who shave their heads IMO are more manly and handsome looking than the others.

My godfather/great uncle was bald and built like Mr. Clean well into his late 70s. He was easily the handsomest man I have ever known.

And bald can be very freeing. I know a former chemo patient who misses the feeling of raindrops on her bare head. While I was hairless, I collected picture of me with all my bald relatives. I quite treasure them.
 
Prince William has laughed off suggestions he paid £180 to shave his thinning locks.

‘The Duke is very amused that anyone thinks he has enough hair to justify that kind of money!’ a source told me. At least he has a sense of humour about it!

Via Rebecca English Twitter
 
Prince William has laughed off suggestions he paid £180 to shave his thinning locks.

‘The Duke is very amused that anyone thinks he has enough hair to justify that kind of money!’ a source told me. At least he has a sense of humour about it!

Via Rebecca English Twitter
This sounds so like him. I can see him almost rolling his eyes at those reports :p
 
It’s always great seeing pictures of William with kids.

I like that he’s finally stopped fighting the hair situation and is working his way up to a shaved head. As someone said above, he’s got good bone structure and a nicely shaped head - getting rid of the remaining hair makes him look more stylish and younger.
 
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It was so nice to hear him honor his parents and grandparents, especially his dad and The Prince’s Trust. Good job Sir!
 
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It was so nice to hear him honor his parents and grandparents, especially his dad and The Prince’s Trust. Good job Sir!

Where does that happen in the video, at what second/minute mark? :flowers:
 
Where does that happen in the video, at what second/minute mark? :flowers:

I'm so annoyed. I haven't really posted much about Duke of Cambridge but I was so so happy that his father got a mention..,I was actually thrilled. I even put good job Sir. A few hours later, I looked on Kensington Palace twitter and saw a pic (lovely it was) of two young boys with mum, nothing of father and I thought that's deliberate. Would it have been that hard to post another? Telling to me. I then looked at Clarence House twitter, and they must have been thrilled also for they posted the part of speech honoring dad. Its so telling to me. Earlier when I first joined, I posted something and mentioned I thought William was still seething and nothing has changed my opinion. Maybe this is OT but I am disappointed Lady Nimue.
 
Where does that happen in the video, at what second/minute mark? :flowers:

It's at about the 1:20 mark Lady Nimue.

Prince William warns social media is damaging society | Daily Mail Online

The Duke of Cambridge lambasted social media yesterday for turning Britain into a coarser 'silo society'.
He warned public debate was becoming more personal and condemned anonymous online trolls who cloak their true identities.
It follows remarks last month when the royal father-of-two took aim at social media firms for threatening the 'very nature of childhood'.
Continuing his theme in a major speech yesterday, William said: 'We all know that society is becoming, in lots of ways, more atomised and polarised.
'There is no doubt that public debate seems coarser and more personal than ever, fuelled partly by anonymity online and the commercialisation of our new
 
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