This week’s royal news is mainly focused on the theme of memory. The Princess of Wales is going to be the main figure in the observance of the dead during the Armistice Day celebrations. Kate’s attendance at the National Memorial Arboretum service is on the cards, where veterans, families, and school kids will be there to honour past warriors along with her. Keep scrolling to learn more.
Kate To Lead The Nation In Tribute
On November 11, Kate will attend the National Memorial Arboretum. The occasion is for the annual Armistice Day service. The service at the Armed Forces Memorial will honour those who died for the country.
This also included a reading of a poem. Moreover, it is especially commissioned by the Arboretum’s Poet in Residence, Arji Manuelpillai. The poem explores all emotional ties and the experience that has been built through military service. It has all the themes that hold special meaning for the Princess. There will also be some special music performances by “Talent in the Ranks” and “Black Voiced”.
After the service, Kate will walk through the memorial grounds. She will view the newly dedicated names which were added this year. Then she will meet veterans who served in different branches of the military. Elsewhere, she will also hear their stories. People who have met her before say that she always listens closely. She even shows genuine warmth to those she meets.
Royal News: Remembering Service And Sacrifice
Kate is going to meet a group of secondary school students who are from military families. And amongst them, many have their parents deployed currently. She wants to highlight the strength and sacrifices of these service families who also support their loved ones despite being far apart.
She will then view a special exhibition titled Letters from the Frontline: Words, War and Victory. It’s partnered with the BBC radio stations across the Midlands. It brings emotional letters from the final months of World War 2. Visitors say that it is one of the most touching displays ever held at the Arboretum.
At another location, the Monarch is going to be the main figure in the national service at the Cenotaph in London on Remembrance Sunday. The wreath is a tribute made to his late mother, Queen Elizabeth II, and his grandfather, King George VI.
Adding a personal and heartfelt element to the tone of this year’s commemorations is the attendance of the Princess of Wales at the Arboretum. Being the most committed in showing respect to the men and women in uniform, she has become, without doubt, one of the most liked members of the Royal Family.” For more Royal News and updates, keep following Soap Opera Daily.