On the commercial front, she is aiming to bring her lifestyle brand As Ever, best known for its jams and edible flower sprinkles, to the British market before the year is out, with expansion plans currently in progress.The couple have planned three stops in Nottingham, each involving grassroots organisations with which they have built personal connections over the years.First on the itinerary is the Community Recording Studio in St Ann’s, a youth charity that Prince Harry initially visited back in 2013. He has since contributed £1.1million through Children in Need, with the bulk of that sum directed towards supporting young people affected by violence and knife crime locally.The Duchess will take part in a workshop with young girls focused on confidence-building and bracelet-making, incorporating themes of resilience and self-belief.Their second engagement will be at Himmah, a community kitchen working to combat poverty, racism and social exclusion. There, the Duchess will reconnect with women displaced by the Grenfell Tower fire, with whom she previously collaborated on the Hubb Community Kitchen cookbook.