It’s a double duty for the Cambridge’s and the Cornwall’s.
The information which was shared on Prince Charles’ website states that by Tuesday 11 February, the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge will execute a joint engagement with the Prince of Wales and the Duchess of Cornwall with a visit to the Defence Medical Rehabilitation Centre Stanford Hall in Loughborough to meet patients and staff.
The DMRC is a rehabilitation centre for the armed forces and began treating patients in October 2018, replacing Headley Court in Surrey, following a decision made by the Ministry of Defence to relocate clinical Rehabilitation to Stanford Hall. The centre provides neurological care, occupational therapy and physical rehabilitation using adapted gyms and a specialised Help for Heroes swimming pool complex.
Defence Medical Rehabilitation Centre Stanford Hall in Loughborough owned by late 6th Duke of Westminster, Gerald Grosvenor, who started the project and was handed over by his son Hugh Grosvenor.
Prince William officially opened the new treatment centre in June 2018 and he was the patron of the charity raising money for the centre.
We’ve seen the Cambridges and Charles and Camilla together for formal occasions such as Trooping the Colour, Remembrance Day Christmas in Sandringham and Royal Ascot last summer. This week William and Kate will carry out engagements in South Wales on Tuesday, while Charles and Camilla will attend a reception for supporters of the British Asian Trust at Banqueting House in Whitehall London.
