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News · 24 May 2026

William inspects new homes tackling homelessness in South West

William inspects new homes tackling homelessness in South West

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New housing developments are helping families secure rentals and addressing homelessness in the South West region. Prince William was in Cornwall on Thursday and then proceeded to the Scilly Isles on Friday, where he reviewed various housing initiatives and inaugurated a new medical facility. In Nansledan, he assessed the development of twenty-four residences under construction in collaboration with a charitable group dedicated to addressing the issue of homelessness.

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