Grounds of Kate and William’s London home of Kensington Palace to be turned into a ‘sustainable’ ice rink this Christmas

Kensington Palace will open its doors to the public this Christmas with a brand new tourist attraction, ‘ICE’.

The new event will bring festive fun to the grounds of Kensington Palace in central London.

Visitors can expect an ice rink, shops, food stands and VIP experiences, according to a new report Instagram bill.

Sustainability is a key focus of the event, which is designed in line with the principles of the Terra Carta Initiative, a program that develops sustainable business markets.

A £1 donation from every ticket sale will be donated to a wildlife project that funds biodiversity and habitat restoration across Britain.

In addition, ‘ICE’ will include HVO-powered generators to reduce CO2 emissions by up to 90 percent.

The new event will bring celebratory fun to the grounds of Kensington Palace in central London (William and Kate are pictured in the palace)

In addition, the creators behind the event at Kensington Palace, home of the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, will ensure that every supplier and contractor joins the commitment to sustainability.

The post read: ‘Located in the iconic grounds of Kensington Palace, prepare for festive fun, stylish shopping and VIP experiences with a unique view of the Palace’s clock tower.

“Putting the planet, nature and people at the center of everything we do, this exciting winter village has everything you need to create magical memories that will last a lifetime.”

While there is currently limited information on the event, a full reveal will follow on September 6.

Royals have been paying a lot of attention to sustainability in recent times, especially Prince William, 41.

The Prince of Wales launched the Earthshot Prize in 2020 to help fund organizations tackling environmental issues around the world.

In more recent times it has been announced that he will write an introduction to an environmental handbook that teaches young people about climate change.

Published in conjunction with the Earthshot Awards, this new book will feature a chapter by Sir David Attenborough.

It comes as Prince William prepares for a major foreign visit to New York as part of his groundbreaking Earthshot environmental awards.

The Prince of Wales will attend the second Earthshot Prize Innovation Summit on September 19, where this year’s 15 ‘groundbreaking’ finalists will be revealed.

He will also perform a number of assignments in New York City on September 18, details of which will be released at a later date.

Sustainability is at the heart of the event and £1 from each ticket goes to environmental initiatives

The prince will not be accompanied by his wife, the Princess of Wales, but she is expected to accompany him to the final in Singapore in November.

Held during New York Climate Week and the 78th Session of the UN General Assembly, the New York Summit will bring together previous Earthshot Prize winners and finalists with policymakers, global business leaders, philanthropists and climate activists to explore their innovative solutions. bowls.

The award’s global advisor, Michael R. Bloomberg, will also address the assembled guests.

Founded by Prince William and The Royal Foundation in 2020, the Earthshot Prize is a global environmental award to discover and develop breakthrough solutions to solve the climate crisis.

The five winners who will receive a £1 million prize each year for the next ten years, as well as specialist guidance, will accelerate their ambitions.

The award recognizes finalists and winners of five challenges, or ‘Earthshots’: protect and restore nature, clean our air, revive our oceans, build a waste-free world and restore our climate.

The event will place William on the same continent as his estranged brother, Prince Harry, for the first time since the former working royal visited Britain for their father’s coronation in May.

However, the pair did not meet at the time and it is believed they have not spoken since the death of their grandmother, Queen Elizabeth, last September.

Harry has since released his vitriolic memoir Spare, in which he claimed to have had a physical fight with his older brother during the breakdown of their relationship.

He and Meghan, who live in California, also released their Netflix documentary of the same name, which they used to launch further grievous attacks on the royal family.