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William and Kate to visit Cambridge for first time together William and Kate in first joint Cambridge visit
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The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge will visit the famous university city that is the home of their dukedom later. Crowds lined the streets to welcome the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge to the university city that is the home of their dukedom.
Royal couple William and Catherine will be welcomed by city leaders in Cambridge and will also travel to Peterborough. Hundreds of well-wishers lined the area around the Guildhall after the couple arrived at the city's railway station.
The pair will officially open a new 24-hour support centre for rough sleepers run by charity Jimmy's in the city. The pair will officially open a new 24-hour centre for rough sleepers run by charity Jimmy's and attend a reception at the university's Senate House.
They will visit Cambridge Guildhall and a reception for 400 people will be held at the university's Senate House. It is the first time they have visited the city together since their marriage.
A drama, music and dance presentation at The Manor School in Cambridge will be performed for the royal couple before they travel to Peterborough in the north of the county. A drama, music and dance presentation at The Manor School in Cambridge will be performed for the royal couple before they travel to Peterborough in the north of the county later.
They will officially open the new multimillion-pound 612-bed Peterborough City Hospital, which admitted its first patients in November 2010.They will officially open the new multimillion-pound 612-bed Peterborough City Hospital, which admitted its first patients in November 2010.
The duchess previously visited Milton, north of Cambridge, on her own as patron of East Anglia's Children's Hospices. Cambridge has been awaiting the royal visit since the Queen bestowed the dukedom on her grandson just a few hours before he married Catherine Middleton on 29 April last year.
The last Duchess of Cambridge was the German-born Princess Augusta Wilhelmina Louisa of Hesse-Cassel, who was married to Prince Adolphus Frederick, the 1st Duke of Cambridge, and a son of George III.
Kate was sporting her new hairstyle, layered long dark locks with a parted fringe, first seen in London on Tuesday night when she opened a new exhibition at the Natural History Museum.
Bus driver Simon Newman, 43, from Sutton, near Ely, had travelled into Cambridge with his wife Claire, 48, an easyJet cabin crew member, to see the couple.
They were waiting outside the university's Senate House and said they were pleased the royal couple had taken the titles of Duke and Duchess of Cambridge.
"I have the week off and so has my wife so we thought it would be great to come and see them.
"They are a really attractive couple," Mr Newman said.