We've met Prince Charles

Prince Charles has visited Burnley as part of a two-day programme of visits to champion regeneration projects, including those supported by the Burnley Bondholders.

He visited Sandygate Square in the Weavers' Triangle, a derelict area that has been renovated by young people from the Prince's Trust.

The Prince of Wales then went on to Slaters Terrace, a derelict canalside building, and Victoria Mill which is currently being restored.

It was the prince's fourth visit to Burnley in six years.

The visit came as an independent report found that no other group of charities could have achieved as much as the prince's had in Burnley.

The prince pledged the support of six of his charities to help take forward the revitalisation of the town during a visit in 2008.

The evaluation report, published by the Cass Business School, at City University London, found that the "Making A Difference" collaborative charity project had made a "significant contribution" to the regeneration of Burnley.

Prince Charles saw some of the results of the collaboration as he met volunteers, beneficiaries and representatives from charities and organisations in the Weavers' Triangle.