Kate sports a mix of familiar navy pieces for Royal Train tour stops at Batley and Manchester

Following this morning's Royal Train stops in Edinburgh and Berwick-Upon-Tweed, the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge travelled further south to visit the historic market and mill town of Batley in West Yorkshire.

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The royal couple popped into the Batley Community Centre to meet volunteers who have supported elderly members of their community throughout the COVID-19 pandemic by sending cards, having regular phone calls and dropping off shopping, food bags and activity packs.

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Kate also met Len Gardner, who The Duchess has spoken to previously as part of the NHS Volunteer Responder ‘Check-in and Chat’ scheme.

A first meeting in person for The Duchess of Cambridge and Len Gardner, who The Duchess has spoken to previously as part of the NHS Volunteer Responder ‘Check-in and Chat’ scheme.

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For the stop in Batley, Kate wore a mix of familiar pieces.  

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She stepped out in her Hobbs London 'Bianca' Navy Maxi Coat and Jigsaw High Waisted Sport Luxe Trousers.

Kate coordinated the look with her navy embossed croc belt and ​Emmy London 'Josie' Block Heel Pumps.

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The Duchess offset the navy ensemble with an ivory sweater. 

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​The ribbed crew-neck knit pullover appears to be the same one she wore for the 5 Big Insights unveiling.

Kate debuted the Métier Roma small suede shoulder bag (£1,080).

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It is expertly made in Italy from supple suede with a curved front flap which opens via a gold twist-lock clasp revealing multiple compartments, card slots and a zip pocket.  It also has a detachable shoulder strap plus detachable chain top handle for added versatility.

The Simone Rocha Faux-Pearl Curb-Chain Earrings made a return.

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There was a new face mask by Amaia in the Blue Pheobe print.

William and Kate's final stop of the day was in Manchester where they paid tribute to volunteers at FairShare.

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The organisation is the UK’s national network of charitable food redistributors, with the aim of fighting hunger and food waste by redistributing good quality in-date surplus food to frontline charities across the UK.

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Following the warehouse tour, The Duke and Duchess watched a special performance by Wayne Ellington and Manchester Inspirational Voices, presented by Band on the Wall, a local independent music venue which has been supported during COVID-19 by the Government’s Culture Recovery Fund.

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​There was a slight change to Kate's outfit from the Batley stopover. She premiered a festive Fair Isle sweater.

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The knit pullover is the Brora x TROY Supersoft Lambswool Fair Isle Jumper in Almond (£195). Made in the north of Scotland, the design of the sweater is a collaboration between two British brand's Brora and  TROY London - both favoured by the Duchess.

There was also a new Amaia face mask in a Wiltshire bud liberty print.