Duty calls! Prince Charles visits and anti-food waste scheme in Scotland as he returns to in-person official engagements after his summer break
The Prince of Wales joined a charity for the unveiling of their 100th community fridge in Scotland today. Prince Charles, 71, opened the community fridge at Dumfries House in East Ayrshire with community fridge network manager Kanahaya Alam. The pair smiled and joked together as they stood outside to reveal the new apparatus which aims to help bring together the local community to tackle food waste. It marked his return to in-person duties after a summer break at Birkhall on the Queen's Balmoral estate in Aberdeenshire. The Prince of Wales joined the Community Fridge Network UK for the unveiling of their 100th community fridge in Scotland today. Pictured laughing and chatting with network manager Kanahaya Alam Charles and Kanahaya Alam opened the new community fridge together, the 100th of its kind in the UK. The latest addition is located at Dumfries House in East Ayrshire His Royal Highness and Kanahaya Alam were pictured standing in front of the fridge, which was filled with