Duke and Duchess of Cambridge visit Scotland
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STORY: The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge were greeted by crowds of people on their visit to the Scottish town of Crieff on Thursday (May 29).
Prince William and his wife Catherine, the Duchess of Cambridge, also known as Kate, shook hands and spoke to local residents and VIPs gathered outside the Strathearn Community Campus in the first official function in the UK since returning from a tour of New Zealand.
William then made his way to the campus field where young cadets and officers had assembled, chatting to members of the air ambulance crew, who showed him the workings of one of their helicopters.
Many took photographs of Kate as she met a group of young schoolgirls, hanging on to a small teddy bear which a student had earlier presented her with.
The royal couple drew loud cheers from the schoolchildren watching the event, with many waving Union Jack and Scottish flags.
William spent time talking to young cadets,
STORY: The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge were greeted by crowds of people on their visit to the Scottish town of Crieff on Thursday (May 29).
Prince William and his wife Catherine, the Duchess of Cambridge, also known as Kate, shook hands and spoke to local residents and VIPs gathered outside the Strathearn Community Campus in the first official function in the UK since returning from a tour of New Zealand.
William then made his way to the campus field where young cadets and officers had assembled, chatting to members of the air ambulance crew, who showed him the workings of one of their helicopters.
Many took photographs of Kate as she met a group of young schoolgirls, hanging on to a small teddy bear which a student had earlier presented her with.
The royal couple drew loud cheers from the schoolchildren watching the event, with many waving Union Jack and Scottish flags.
William spent time talking to young cadets,