Princess Anne to visit Darwen charity later this month

According to the royal diary, the Princess Royal will be in the region on October 30, visiting Rainbow Hub in Mawdesley and Friends of Darwen Cemetery.

The Rainbow Hub is a charity that provides children and young people with physical disabilities as a result of a neurological condition or brain injury with our child brain injury rehab services. 

Princess Anne meeting Mark Davies, Lancaster City Council Chief Executive (Image: Mayor of Lancaster)

Friends of Darwen Cemetery is a charity that works to preserve, maintain and promote the historical, environmental and cultural importance of Darwen Cemetery.

This comes after her recent visit to Lancashire on Friday, October 2, when she attended the 10th anniversary of the ‘Let's Learn Moor’ event in Abbeystead.

During this visit, she met with the Mayor and Mayoress, as well as Mark Davies, the Chief Executive of Lancaster City Council.

The Princess Royal at Rossall School in Fleetwood (Image: Rossall School)

The Princess Royal was also in Fleetwood on Friday, where she visited Rossall School to present new banners and inspect the school’s Combined Cadet Force.

The Princess Royal at Rossall School in Fleetwood (Image: Rossall School)

The Princess Royal began her public duties at the age of 18, with her first engagement being the opening of an educational and training centre in Shropshire in 1969.

Since then, she has formed significant and enduring relationships with numerous charities and organisations across the Commonwealth.

Princess Anne is noted for having one of the busiest working schedules among the royal family.

Her upcoming visits to Rainbow Hub and Friends of Darwen Cemetery further demonstrate her ongoing commitment to engaging with various communities and causes across the country.