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A garden of flowers named after royals

Prince Charles of Luxembourg is the latest royal to have a rose named in his honour. The nation he will one day rule is known as ‘’the country of roses’’ and members of the Grand Ducal Family have had different types of the flower named after them for over a century. But they’re not the only royals to enjoy these special tributes. As keen gardeners start to dream of next summer while…
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August 4 - a day with regal history

The fourth day of August turned out to be a very good one for the House of Windsor. Two of its most famous women made their debut on that date. They joined a rather interesting list of people with regal connections who celebrated birthdays then. As the royal bunting comes out once more for the Duchess of Sussex’s celebrations, here’s a look at those born on August 4th. Birth of the…
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The Countess of Wessex goes to the pub with the Women's Institute

The Countess of Wessex headed to a royal local to meet up with old friends to show her support for businesses affected by the coronavirus pandemic. Sophie spent an afternoon with fellow members of the Women’s Institute at a pub to hear about the impact of lockdown on the hospitality trade. The Countess visited the Half Moon at Windlesham, Surrey, a popular spot with her husband who has…
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Duchess of Cambridge releases unseen photo in support of the first ever virtual Chelsea Flower Show

The Duchess of Cambridge has shared a previously unseen photo of herself on Wednesday to support the Chelsea Flower Show. The annual event, which opened on Monday, is being held virtually for the first time in its history after being cancelled due to the global coronavirus pandemic. In the image, the Duchess is shown working on the Back To Nature garden she helped design, which featured at…
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