The Prince of Wales travelled to the North West of England yesterday as he paid a visit to the county of Cumbria. During his visit, the Duke of Cornwall met refugees from war-torn Syria and found out he had a shared passion with one of them. The Prince spoke to two refugee families, both of whom settled in Cumbria in 2017, after meeting local farmers and business owners at Hutton-in-the-Forest. The Grade I listed house, which is located near the village of Skelton, is home to the chairman of the Cumbria Local Enterprise Partnership and ex-Tory MEP Lord Richard Inglewood. His visit to Tebay Services also saw the heir apparent speak to farm shop manager Alan Roberts. Mr Roberts revealed Charl ...