Prince William and Kate Middleton
Prince William and Kate Middleton announce the date of their wedding
Tuesday, November 23, 2010
12:39 PM
Prince William and Kate Middleton will marry on Friday, April 29, at Westminster Abbey, it has been announced today.
Clarence House made the announcement a short time ago and it was also revealed that the wedding day will be a bank holiday.
The couple, both aged 28, met at St Andrews University in Scotland and got engaged while on holiday in Kenya in October.
The engagement was announced publically last week and there has been much speculation about the wedding date since then.
The Royal family and the Middletons will pay for the bulk of the wedding, but taxpayers will foot the bill for security.
Other News Articles
- Couple died in crash after man suffered attack
- Westlife star pays tribute to Norwich campaigner
- Curtain set to go up on new Norfolk arts festival for youngsters
- Meet the Swallows - a new daily soap opera running at Wroxham Barns
- Norfolk County Council deadlock broken - but what next for Norfolk?
- Cromer carnival junior attendants chosen
- Norfolk County Council leader outlines priorities at head of ‘rainbow alliance’
- East Anglian Air Ambulance will help save more lives after being granted permission to fly at night
- Family’s heartbreak as thieves steal son’s 18th birthday present from Norwich home
- Tickets selling fast for celebrity football match at Carrow Road
- UKIP national party hails smashing of “undemocratic” cabinet system in Norfolk
- Multi-million pound scheme will be huge boost for region’s firms
- Foodie Friday: Salmon is the way to go
- Photo gallery: Eureka! New sub-tropical enclosure opens at Banham Zoo
- Picture gallery: Impressive parade of classic and supercars around North Norfolk
Most Read News Stories See all
Terror returns to Britain after man butchered in London street
Terrorism returned to the streets of London today as two suspected Muslim fanatics butchered a man in broad daylight in the name of “Allah”.
- Police launch probe after motorist tweets she knocked cyclist off bike in Norwich
- Fakenham Gateway Children’s Centre closes suddenly
- Police appeal for help to find missing Norwich woman
- Three arrests after brawl at Sikh temple in Norwich
- Picture update: Overstrand man jailed for one of largest hauls of indecent child images in Norfolk. Offences committed in North Walsham area
ADVERTISEMENT
4 comments
In other news, BBJ soon to admit to being a bit embarressed at 'reporting' this as 'news'. It's still not 1981. Not even here in Beccles.
Report this comment
etteridge
Thursday, November 25, 2010
Bahh humbug to you Peter! I don't blame you one bit and each to their own, but worse things do happen. Cheer up ;-)
Report this comment
Broadly Norfolk
Tuesday, November 23, 2010
By my reckoning, I make it that this will result in 4 day working week, followed by a 3 day working week, followed by a 4 day working week. Who would want to be running a business nowadays! I do think a little more thought could have gone into setting a date that would not have further exacerbated the situation where, because Easter is particularly late in 2011, of there being so many BankPublic holidays so close together.
Report this comment
BG
Tuesday, November 23, 2010
Right I will put that in my diary April 29th 2011 Go out for whole day buy no newspapers and keep television and radio in off position.
Report this comment
Joe Mullets Uncle
Tuesday, November 23, 2010