Cornwall is set to host a community carol service this December.
The 'Together at Christmas' service, supported by The Royal Foundation, is part of a nationwide initiative inspired by the Princess of Wales' festive service at Westminster Abbey.
Communities across the UK will be joining in, with 15 local services planned from Truro to Aberdeen and Omagh to Powys.
The Cornwall event will take place at the Royal Cornwall Hospital, Treliske on December 9 at 5pm.
It will bring together nearly 120 attendees to celebrate those who have shown love, kindness, and empathy in their communities.
Hospital in and out-patients, their families, carers, and staff from across the Royal Cornwall Hospital Trust will be recognised at the event.
The service will include carols, prayers, patient and staff stories, and a performance by the newly reformed staff choir.
The hospital's recently opened Healing Garden will also feature in the celebrations.
(Image: TIM ANDERSON) Amanda Berry, CEO of The Royal Foundation of The Prince and Princess of Wales, said: "I am delighted that The Royal Foundation is supporting 15 fantastic community carol services, bringing the spirit of 'Together at Christmas' to every corner of the UK this festive season.
"These events create special moments that unite communities and recognise those who have shown exceptional compassion.
"Their selfless dedication to others has not gone unnoticed, and we are proud to honour them in this way."
The service will be a blend of traditional and modern elements, offering an inclusive celebration for people of all faiths and none.
The 'Together at Christmas' initiative is a celebration of love, empathy, and community spirit during the festive season.
The Royal Foundation hopes to create special moments that unite communities and recognise those who have shown exceptional compassion.
The community carol services are supported by The Co-operative Group, which will provide hot and cold drinks and festive treats.
Hobbycraft is also supporting the event by gifting craft sets to all children attending the services, as well as Christmas decorations.
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