Since 2010, Camilla has been Patron of the National Literacy Trust. The trust was founded by Sir Simon Hornby, the former chairman of WHSmith PLC, the British retailer in 1992. Sir Simon as trustee of the...

Buckingham Palace, The Queen’s official London residence, is a sight to behold. Have you ever thought about how many rooms it has? Or how many windows? While maths was never my strong suit, these are some...

Many members of The Royal Family hold a patronage to a bountiful amount of charities close to their heart. The Duchess of Cambridge dedicates herself to patronages and charities focusing on something very important to her, children and...

On the 15th of January 1531, The Catholic Church in England acknowledged King Henry VIII as its supreme head. This day exhibited a significant step establishing the Church of England as a separate entity free of...

Mary I had died at St James’s Palace on 17 November 1558, but Elizabeth and her counsellors postponed her burial for almost a month. The reasoning behind the delay was to avoid any disruption that might...

Prince Charles was born to fulfill a specific purpose – to one day be King. 66 years later, he is still waiting. Some princes wait longer than others to fulfill their destiny. Henry VI became King...

The Royal Association articles highlight a member of The Royal Family and spotlights some of their charities and patronages. The Royal Family have been lending their names to organisations through formal patronages since the 18th Century...

The next stop on our swift tour of Royal Peculiars is the Royal Chapel of All Saints which is situated in the grounds of Royal Lodge, in Windsor Great Park. The Chapel of All Saints was...

Up until Medieval times, the only way to traverse the Thames from London to Southwark was by way of a ferry or crossing an unsteady wooden bridge. After numerous wooden bridges were decimated by fires, Henry...

If one were to search the grounds of Balmoral Castle, they would eventually come across the statue of John Brown, constructed by Edgar Boehm on the orders of Queen Victoria. He was one of Victoria’s closest...