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Duchess of Cambridge visit to Grimsby delayed by fog Duchess of Cambridge arrives in Grimsby after fog delay
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A visit by the Duchess of Cambridge to Grimsby for a series of engagements has been delayed by fog. The Duchess of Cambridge has arrived in Grimsby for a series of engagements after being delayed by fog.
Catherine is due to tour a fishing heritage centre, meet Humberside Fire and Rescue Service crews and officially open Havelock Academy secondary school.Catherine is due to tour a fishing heritage centre, meet Humberside Fire and Rescue Service crews and officially open Havelock Academy secondary school.
While at Peaks Lane fire station, she will meet unemployed young people taking part in a personal development course run by The Prince's Trust.While at Peaks Lane fire station, she will meet unemployed young people taking part in a personal development course run by The Prince's Trust.
She is due to arrive some time before 13:00 GMT, St James's Palace said. Huge crowds have greeted her after she was delayed by more than an hour.
The duchess had been expected to arrive in Grimsby at 11:35 GMT but was delayed by the fog, St James Palace said. She was due to arrive in Grimsby at 11:35 GMT but was delayed by the fog, St James's Palace said.
Huge crowds are expected to greet the duchess when she arrives in the town.
At the National Fishing Heritage Centre, the 31-year-old duchess will be given a guided tour by a local ex-trawlerman and hear about the environmental sustainability of fishing in the North Sea.At the National Fishing Heritage Centre, the 31-year-old duchess will be given a guided tour by a local ex-trawlerman and hear about the environmental sustainability of fishing in the North Sea.
Former trawlerman John Vincent said he was a "bit nervous but very proud of being given the honour" to meet the future queen.Former trawlerman John Vincent said he was a "bit nervous but very proud of being given the honour" to meet the future queen.
"I'm just a bit concerned with regards to the smells in the centre, that's my biggest worry," he said."I'm just a bit concerned with regards to the smells in the centre, that's my biggest worry," he said.
'Incredibly slim''Incredibly slim'
After opening Havelock Academy, she will be given a tour of the school and meet a group of A Level photography students.After opening Havelock Academy, she will be given a tour of the school and meet a group of A Level photography students.
Pupils will also perform part of the musical theatre production, We Will Rock You, in front of the royal mother-to-be.Pupils will also perform part of the musical theatre production, We Will Rock You, in front of the royal mother-to-be.
Frank Silvester is a photography student who's work has been put on display at the school for the royal visit. Frank Silvester, a photography student, has had work put on display at the school for the royal visit.
He said: "I'm incredibly excited because my work is being seen by royalty - it's fantastic. The chance of that happening again is incredibly slim."He said: "I'm incredibly excited because my work is being seen by royalty - it's fantastic. The chance of that happening again is incredibly slim."
Nigel Whittle, principal of the Academy, said: "We're very, very lucky to have the Duchess of Cambridge officially open the school.Nigel Whittle, principal of the Academy, said: "We're very, very lucky to have the Duchess of Cambridge officially open the school.
"It's a massive opportunity for us to showcase the talents of our brilliant young people, so we'll be putting on a big show for the Duchess."It's a massive opportunity for us to showcase the talents of our brilliant young people, so we'll be putting on a big show for the Duchess.
"Everyone's really, really excited about the opening and there's a real buzz in the school.""Everyone's really, really excited about the opening and there's a real buzz in the school."