rd anniversary of the National Health Service on Monday. William and Kate, who have dedicated the past year and a half to supporting the work of the NHS and frontline workers throughout the global health crisis, will take the lead at a Service of Thanksgiving at St Paul’s Cathedral on Monday morning. According to Kensington Palace, the Service of Thanksgiving will celebrate the NHS’s contribution to the country during the pandemic. It will “reflect on the work and achievement of NHS staff, volunteers and carers and look ahead to the future of the organisation.” The Cambridges will attend the service on behalf of the Royal Family and will join guests including the NHS’s Chief, Sir Simon Stevens; Matron May Parsons, the first person to administer an Oxford Astra Zeneca vaccine dose outside of the clinical trials; NHS staff members who treated the first coronavirus patients in the country; patients who received treatment at the NHS; as well as other leading figures of the NHS’s pandemic response team.