The Gloucesters

Duke of Gloucester seen hanging out at a temperance fountain

The Duke of Gloucester was on hand to celebrate the restoration of a 120-year-old temperance fountain in the heart of London on Monday. The Duke, who takes a strong interest in architecture and restoration, joined the Heritage Trust of London to commemorate the re-opening of the Temperance Fountain in the Kensington Borough. The Temperance Fountain in Kensington is the second known fountain…
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The Gloucesters in Gloucester on a musical outing

The Duke and Duchess of Gloucester paid a visit to Gloucester Cathedral on Tuesday to visit with members of its musical departments. The Duke and Duchess are both big supporters of choral music and cathedrals, with the Duke patron of Cathedrals in Pilgrimage and the Duchess patron of Cathedral Music Trust. At Gloucester Cathedral, both are patrons of the ongoing In Tune Organ and Music…
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Prince Richard - the spare who was unexpectedly called up for royal duties following the death of the heir

While The Duke of Gloucester is not one of the more recognisable members of The Royal Family, he has dedicated himself to a role that he was never meant to have and provided indelible support to his cousin, Queen Elizabeth II. Prince Richard Alexander Walter George was born to Prince Henry and Princess Alice, the Duke & Duchess of Gloucester on 26 August 1944, nearly three years after his…
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The Duke and Duchess of Gloucester lead Remembrance tributes at the National Arboretum

To mark this year’s Remembrance tributes, the Duke and Duchess of Gloucester led the annual Armistice Day Service at the Armed Forces Memorial at the National Memorial Arboretum. Armistice Day is known as the day the Allied powers signed a ceasefire agreement with Germany in France at 11 a.m. on 11 November 1918. This agreement would officially bring World War I to an end. Hundreds of…
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