On Monday, the Prince of Wales will attend an engagement in Sunningdale, Berkshire, to mark the third anniversary of Queen Elizabeth II’s death. His brother, the Duke of Sussex, is in London for the WellChild Awards, a charity of which he is long-standing patron, before travelling to a community recording studio in Nottingham on Tuesday.

It is not known whether the brothers will stage a reunion during Harry’s visit. The King is currently at Balmoral and has no public engagements planned for this week. The last time Harry and Charles were together in person was more than 18 months ago, when Harry travelled to see the monarch in February 2024 after the King’s cancer diagnosis; they spent just over 30 minutes together before the King returned to Sandringham.

On Tuesday, William will visit a youth organisation in Lambeth, south London, while Harry returns to the Community Recording Studio in Nottingham’s St Ann’s area. Harry last visited the CRS in October 2019 for World Mental Health Day, a few months before he and the Duchess of Sussex announced their decision to step back as senior royals. He plans private briefings with Children in Need, the Police and Crime Commissioner, the CRS and Epic Partners in Nottingham, plus informal catch-ups with some of the young people he previously met, performances by CRS artists and a short speech. The plans aim to highlight the work of grassroots groups such as CRS and Epic Partners and to bring together key stakeholders and potential funders. Coach Core began as a programme of the Royal Foundation in 2012 and has since become an independent charity; Harry and Meghan stepped back from the foundation in 2019.

On Wednesday, William will visit a new mental health hub at Cardiff’s Principality Stadium run by the Jac Lewis Foundation. The hub will provide support to people at risk of suicide and will operate for one day a week over three years, backed by the Royal Foundation. During the visit the prince will meet Jac’s family and Ammanford FC teammates, and speak with officials from the Welsh Rugby Union and Swansea City FC about the role sport can play in supporting mental health. The visit coincides with World Suicide Prevention Day.