The Duke and Duchess visited the RAF Cadets Squadron in East London today. 
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I am back with a hodgepodge of a post with a repeat look at Easter ensembles, poll results, and a few retail roundup notes.
We begin with a look at new photos of HM and the Prince of Wales released yesterday.
Great news for those of us hoping for a book featuring images from the Hold Still photo project: there will be a hardcover available showcasing 100 images.
Many will recall that Hold Still was an initiative the Duchess launched last May with the National Portrait Gallery; she is the gallery’s royal patron. People were asked to submit photos taken during the UK’s first lockdown; images fit in one of three categories: Helpers and Heroes, Your New Normal, and Acts of Kindness. More than 31,000 images were submitted, and 100 were selected to be part of a digital exhibition.
A hardcover book, Hold Still: A Portrait of Our Nation in 2020, will be available in May. The Duchess has written the book’s introduction. 
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge visited Westminster Abbey today. 
I am back with a post covering the Duchess’s last several engagements. We’ll begin with last Thursday’s visit by the Cambridges to the Newham Ambulance Station in East London. 
