Prince and Duchess refuse to let rain dampen spirits during Welsh visit Dating from the 6th century, the ancient hospice church in Pwllheli, Gwynedd, North Wales, was used for worship by pilgrims who paused to rest on their way to Bardsey Island. The Prince and the Duchess also had time to meet staff and invited guests at the Rhug Estate Farm Shop in Corwen, Denbighshire. The shop first opened its doors in 2002 when it begun selling award-winning organic meat from a roadside takeaway and butchery. Over the next nine years it developed its ethos of supporting organic and local producers - an issue close to the Prince's heart - while increasing its range to more than 1,500 products. The farm shop is an important employer in the area and the team there has grown from four to more than 60 in the 11 years it has been trading. Tomorrow the royal couple are due to meet members of the cast and production team of the BBC1 drama series Doctor Who during a visit to the set in Cardiff. Charles, president of the Prince's Trust Cymru, will then meet volunteers, staff and young people as he officially opens the new trust headquarters in the city.