What happens when photos of contacts don't sync

I have problems with contact photos. I can add them via the iPhone, but they don't appear on my iPad.
Also I can't seem to add/delete groups, and assigning contacts to those groups.

On all devices, tap Settings > iCloud
Switch Contacts off then back on.
Give iCloud a few minutes to re sync the Contacts data.
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