King Charles III has been on a visit in Herefordshire today.
His Majesty has been visiting the Royal National College for the Blind in Hereford.
He met students, staff and volunteers and also watched a demonstration of Blind Footballs at the college on Venns Lane.
The King visited the RNC's Sports Hall and unveiled a plaque celebrating the college's 150th anniversary.
The Royal National College for the Blind has had a longstanding relationship with the royal family.
The late Queen was the College's Patron for many years, with Prince Charles taking up the patronage in 1997.
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