William Turns Homemaker as He Helps Tenant Furnish New Flat

Prince William shows homemaking skills as he helps tenant furnish new flat

The future king carried a dining room chair up three flights of stairs to the one-bedroom flat in Aberdeen

William hauls chair up three storeys in Aberdeen after declaring homelessness a 'systematic failure'

The Prince of Wales personally helped furnish a flat in Aberdeen this afternoon, as he commemorated three years of his Homewards programme.William carried a dining chair up three flights of stairs to the one-bedroom property on the city's outskirts, with Langstane Housing Association employees bringing the remaining seats.The initiative, which operates across six locations nationwide - Newport, Lambeth, Belfast, Sheffield and the Dorset towns of…

William turns homemaker as he helps tenant furnish new flat

The Prince of Wales’s ambitious Homewards initiative is a five-year project.

Prince William Proves He's Not Afraid to Roll Up His Sleeves at Latest Outing

When it comes to royal outings, there are a few things you can usually count on. There are photos, a bit of mingling with the public, and often a short speech or remarks from the royal guest. And every so often, depending on the event, we also see members of the royal family go a step further and actually get involved in the hands-on work, which is exactly what Prince William did during his latest appearance. The Prince of Wales, 44, marked the …

Prince William is making it happen by bringing his biggest royal mission to life

Prince William is making it happen by bringing his biggest royal mission to life Prince William was making a house a lovely ‘home’ to live on Tuesday. The Prince of Wales was seen getting stuck in as he helped put together care packages filled with essential items to give new tenants a warm welcome as they began the next chapter of their lives. The video on Instagram shows a smile on his face as he carried chairs into the properties, working alo…

Prince William helps tenant furnish new flat in Aberdeen

The Prince of Wales carried a dining room chair up three flights of stairs to the one-bedroom flat and was given a brief tour of the accomodation