Primarily though, once Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis have broken up from school in mid-December, the family will decamp to Norfolk.
Anmer Hall is their sanctuary, and after Kate’s cancer diagnosis, chemotherapy and continued road to recovery, this festive period will be more special than most.
Traditionally, Christmas for the Royal Family is held at Sandringham House with a black-tie evening do on Christmas Eve, when presents are exchanged, and one or two visits to church on Christmas Day morning before lunch, followed by the monarch’s speech.
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