Prince William undertook his first public engagement of 2025 today as he travelled to Birmingham for a major event.
The Prince of Wales attended the inaugural Emergency and Critical Care Conference today, where he met with senior leaders and speakers at the College of Paramedics.
Earlier on Wednesday, it was announced that William has become the new Patron of the College of Paramedics.
Prince William, who is a passionate supporter of Birmingham-based football club Aston Villa, has developed strong links with England's second largest city.
The conference focused on supporting emergency responders in making crucial decisions under pressure, drawing on Prince William's extensive experience in emergency services.
The prince concluded the event by delivering a speech to conference delegates.
During the conference, William observed key sessions focusing on trauma critical care and Search and Rescue helicopter mission techniques.
The prince brings significant first-hand experience to his new role, having served as both an Air Ambulance and RAF Search and Rescue pilot.
Throughout his work, Prince William has maintained a strong focus on the health and wellbeing of emergency responders.
The College of Paramedics, established in 2001, serves as a membership organisation for UK paramedics registered with the Health and Care Professions Council.
With over 20,000 members, the College plays a vital role in developing the paramedic profession through advocacy for professional standards and learning.
The organisation has particularly focused on supporting paramedics' mental health and wellbeing since its inception.
The College achieved a significant milestone when it was granted the Royal Charter of Incorporation by King Charles III in February 2024.
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On Tuesday, it was announced that the Prince and Princess of Wales have become Joint Patrons of The Royal Marsden NHS Foundation Trust.
Dame Cally Palmer, Chief Executive of The Royal Marsden NHS Foundation Trust, expressed delight at the new joint patronage.
She said: "We are incredibly fortunate to receive Royal Patronage - it is inspiring for staff and patients and enables us to shine a light on the outstanding work our staff deliver every day."
The Princess of Wales received her own preventative chemotherapy treatment at The Royal Marsden in 2024.
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The Prince of Wales attended the inaugural Emergency and Critical Care Conference today, where he met with senior leaders and speakers at the College of Paramedics.
Earlier on Wednesday, it was announced that William has become the new Patron of the College of Paramedics.
Prince William, who is a passionate supporter of Birmingham-based football club Aston Villa, has developed strong links with England's second largest city.
The conference focused on supporting emergency responders in making crucial decisions under pressure, drawing on Prince William's extensive experience in emergency services.
The prince concluded the event by delivering a speech to conference delegates.
During the conference, William observed key sessions focusing on trauma critical care and Search and Rescue helicopter mission techniques.
The prince brings significant first-hand experience to his new role, having served as both an Air Ambulance and RAF Search and Rescue pilot.
Throughout his work, Prince William has maintained a strong focus on the health and wellbeing of emergency responders.
The College of Paramedics, established in 2001, serves as a membership organisation for UK paramedics registered with the Health and Care Professions Council.
With over 20,000 members, the College plays a vital role in developing the paramedic profession through advocacy for professional standards and learning.
The organisation has particularly focused on supporting paramedics' mental health and wellbeing since its inception.
The College achieved a significant milestone when it was granted the Royal Charter of Incorporation by King Charles III in February 2024.
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On Tuesday, it was announced that the Prince and Princess of Wales have become Joint Patrons of The Royal Marsden NHS Foundation Trust.
Dame Cally Palmer, Chief Executive of The Royal Marsden NHS Foundation Trust, expressed delight at the new joint patronage.
She said: "We are incredibly fortunate to receive Royal Patronage - it is inspiring for staff and patients and enables us to shine a light on the outstanding work our staff deliver every day."
The Princess of Wales received her own preventative chemotherapy treatment at The Royal Marsden in 2024.
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