BLACKBURN, England – Prince William and Kate Middleton are visiting young people in northwestern England on their last official trip before they wed later this month.
The couple will open a community academy and launch a youth award named after the prince during Monday's visit.
They will also visit a country park as part of William's role as patron of a plan to protect outdoor recreational spaces.
Since announcing their engagement in November, the couple has traveled to Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland as Middleton is introduced to royal duties — and to the British public.
The couple will marry at Westminster Abbey on April 29.
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