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My family, especially Beatrice and Eugenie are the most important part of my life and I try to spend as much time with them as possible. I believe the key to happy family life is communication; families should listen and talk to each other as much as they can. I fully support National Family Week and think it is a great way of bringing families together. 
Sarah Ferguson, Duchess of York
...I have always had a strong family support and I am so grateful to have had this... During this week, families in England, Scotland, Ireland and Wales should get together and take time out as a family... I can think of no better excuse than a big picnic, or family feast to get everyone rounded up. 
Sian Lloyd, Presenter
My Family are the most important thing to me. I am so lucky to have such a marvellous wife, children and grandchildren... I think National Family Week is a great initiative that will encourage families to come together and realise how important every part of the family is. 
Sir Terry Wogan, Radio and Television Broadcaster
Encouraging families to get active is a subject very close to my heart, so I am thrilled and delighted to be able to show my support for National Family Week. 
Sally Gunnell OBE, Olympic Gold Medalist
I am delighted to support National Family Week... By working with 4Children on the new Family Commission, I want to help ensure that families of all backgrounds and sizes get the help they need and are able to make positive choices about the future. 
Esther Rantzen, CBE, Broadcaster, Campaigner and Chair of The Family Commission
Balancing my role as a husband and father of two with a hectic schedule is never easy, but being a family man is so rewarding. I look forward to taking part in National Family Week and encouraging others to do the same. 
Antony Worrall Thompson, Celebrity Chef