Prince Charles and Camilla visit Cornwall for three days and it is there that you can see them

Prince Charles and Camilla will travel to Cornwall next week as part of a three-day visit to the west of the country

The Duke and Duchess of Cornwall regularly visit Cornwall and Devon

. spend several days at the Duchy to talk to charities, community groups and to see for themselves the innovation, new technologies and skills developed here.

This year's visit will focus on local businesses in the region. help strengthen the area's food and beverage industry to innovative companies such as Finisterre, which creates sustainable outdoor clothing.

On Monday, July 16th, Prince Charles, who is a well-known advocate of environmental issues, will attend a party of the "Royal Canadian Legion". Ocean Plastic Solutions Day, organized by the campaign group based in St. Agnes Surfers Against Sewage (SAS), in collaboration with surfwear company Finisterre.

This is the second "Royal Assent" that the campaign group received this year. Surfers Against Sewage was chosen as one of seven global charities by Prince Harry and Meghan Markle as the Royal Wedding Official Organizations

The Royal Death Coup de S & H Is revealed a sky manna for SAS extended to more than a billion people, has benefited from an increase in the number of volunteers as well as cash donations and a heightened interest in his campaigns.

Another highlight of the royal visit will be Prince Charles and Camilla's turn on Tuesday, July 17th from two of the five inhabited islands of Scilly – St Mary's and St Martin – where they will see how the Smart Islands program will aim to make the archipelago more energy efficient by using technology called the Internet of Things. to better control its management of waste and water.

As part of The Royal Couple will spend time Wednesday, July 18 in the small village of St Tudy, between Wadebridge and Camelford, where he will visit the community-run village store, where he will meet the volunteers who work there. Shop and will officially open its new extension, which provides meeting space for local residents.

Here is where Prince Charles and Camilla will be in Cornwall and next week:

MONDAY

Fowey

The Duke and Duchess of Cornwall will visit the Celebration of Fowey Festival, tour local businesses, and meet with residents, Fowey Gig Club representatives, RNLI members, and Royal British Legion Veterans on Town Quay

After visiting local businesses and attending a community reception, the Duke of Cornwall will start a horse race

Agnes [19659024] Hugo Tagholm, CEO of Surfers Against Sewage, outside Windsor Castle. The charity was one of seven chosen by Prince Harry and Meghan Markle as the official Royal Wedding Organization. He will welcome Prince Charles to his headquarters in Sainte-Agnès to highlight the fight against ocean pollution
(19659026) The Duke and Duchess of Cornwall will visit Wheal Kitty in St Agnes where they will visit Finisterre fashion surfing brand , which makes surfwear and outdoor clothing geared to sustainable development.

His Royal Highness will then attend a part of the Ocean Plastics Solutions Day organized by SAS and Finisterre.

Finisterre designs functional and durable products a love of the sea. Started in 2003 in an apartment above a surf shop with an innovative fleece that was designed to keep the winds cold and warm the cold bodies The company has since expanded while remaining true to its original design and functionality ethics and durability. environment and people.

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SAS is a national conservation and campaign charity that aims to inspire, federate and empower communities to protect oceans, beaches, waves and wildlife.

and communities around the UK to become free of plastic. Penzance was the first city to obtain this status in the United Kingdom.

Prince Charles will attend a portion of the Ocean Plastic Solutions Day Conference and Celebration, which follows the Ocean Plastics Awareness Day held in 2015. [19659009] Read more

The purpose of the conference will be to bring together business leaders, innovators, non-governmental organizations, politicians and other key players to discuss and demonstrate the progress of society in the fight against ocean pollution . Throughout the day, delegates will attend lectures by leading figures from the world of ocean plastic solutions and sustainable design, including Richard Howard of Plymouth University, Lucy Siegle of the BBC One Show, Emma Howard Boyd of the Environment Agency, Richard Walker, Iceland's Supermarkets, and the United Nations Ocean Boss and swimming star Lewis Pugh.

Attendees will also have the opportunity to interact with advanced innovation in the Ocean Plastic Solutions Stream Show Area.

Lostwithiel

The Duchess of Cornwall will visit the Cornwall Community Foundation at Lostwithiel at the nursery of the Duchy of Cornwall on the occasion of the 15th anniversary of the organization.

The Cornwall Community Foundation was founded in 1998 by a group of people who identified the need for a source of funding. community self-help in Cornwall and the Scilly Islands

Since then, the foundation, of which the Duchess of Cornwall is the patroness, has granted more than £ 7.5 million to the Cornish communities , supporting more than 2,500 local grbadroots organizations

In 2017 alone, £ 575,000 was donated to strengthen communities in Cornwall and Scilly Islands

TUESDAY

St Mary & # 39; s

The Duke and Duchess of Cornwall will visit St Mary's, the largest island in the Scilly Archipelago, where they will officially open the newly upgraded island docks, visit the new harbor restaurant, 'On The Quay', visit a local produce market and meet local community groups, including the local Sailing Club.

The Isles of Scilly a group of more than 200 islands and rocks 28 miles southwest of mainland Cornwall

The islands have been part of the Duchy of Cornwall since the early 14th century.

Today the Duchy It owns most of the land and nearly one-third of the island's residential buildings.

While tourism accounts for over 85% of the local economy and employs over 70% of the island population, the Scilly Islands are also at the forefront of a technological revolution.

St Martin & # 39; s