State & Ceremonial

The government bans portraits of The Queen being displayed in Belfast Office

The newly formed government of the United Kingdom has banned portraits of The Queen from being displayed in its Belfast headquarters. According to the News Letter, The Northern Ireland Office has removed all portraits from its premises without any reason being given. The decision could potentially be related to employment law. A few weeks ago it was revealed that a civil servant was…
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State & Ceremonial

Questions over whether the Prime Minister's girlfriend will meet The Queen at Balmoral

Questions have been raised over whether Carrie Symonds, the parter of Boris Johnson, will be invited to Balmoral over the summer to meet The Queen alongside the new Prime Minister. As is tradition, the monarch extends an invitation to the Prime Minister and their spouse each year to spend a few days each summer at Balmoral. Carrie Symonds outside Downing Street on Wednesday However, this…
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Site news

DOWNTIME: Change is coming to Royal Central

Change is afoot in the United Kingdom. There has been a change of Prime Minister, a change in the weather, and now even the world’s most popular independent news website on The Royal Family is undergoing a transformation. In preparation for this,there will be a short period of downtime where readers will be unable to access the site. The period of disruption will start at approximately…
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The Sussexes

The law may prevent Archie Harrison from having a private christening

Archie Harrison Mountbatten-Windsor will be christened in a small private ceremony on Saturday 6th July. The Archbishop of Canterbury will christen the young royal in the Private Chapel at Windsor Castle. At the wishes of the parents, the event will be a thoroughly private affair. Details of guests attending the service, as well as who the godparents shall be, will not be disclosed. However, this…
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