The Duke and Duchess of Sussex’s itinerary mirrors the engagements of senior working royals
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s team has shared details of their much-discussed Nottingham visit amid debate over their “royal-style” engagements.
The couple will return hand in hand to a place they visited during their first joint public appearance after announcing their engagement in 2017.
According to the Sussex office, that visit included a stop at Community Recording Studio (CRS), a youth and community charity in St Ann’s.
The charity supports young people by providing access to music and recording facilities. Its work now also includes a range of creative activities, sports, mentoring and youth development programmes.
Harry returned to the charity last year during his UK tour.
According to the Express, the couple will explore the work of charities helping young people “facing poverty, instability, exploitation or violence” build confidence and develop practical skills.
Harry and Meghan’s itinerary will also include other engagements.
