Queen Elizabeth IIState & Ceremonial

The Queen set to approve government's Brexit bill first thing in the morning

The Queen is set to approve the government’s Brexit bill first thing tomorrow morning it has been revealed, giving the green light for Article 50 to be triggered. Embed from Getty Images Her Majesty will receive her ministerial red box with the bill ready to be granted royal assent at breakfast time. It is possible there could be a slight delay to this timetable if the House of Lords…
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State & Ceremonial

Donald Trump's State Visit pushed back until Autumn

Donald Trump’s State Visit to the UK will not happen until Autumn at the earliest, due to the King and Queen of Spain visiting in the summer. President Trump’s State Visit was announced before King Felipe’s, however, a firm date has been set for the Spanish visit in June. President Trump accepted an invitation from Her Majesty’s government to visit the UK at some point in…
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Prince & Princess of Wales

EXCLUSIVE: Duchess of Cambridge's Private Secretary Rebecca Deacon to leave role

The Duchess of Cambridge’s Private Secretary, Rebecca Deacon, is to leave her role within the next few months Royal Central can exclusively reveal. Embed from Getty Images Well-placed sources have said that Miss Deacon will be leaving in the Summer after spending five years as Private Secretary. The news comes after it was revealed that the Duchess of Cambridge and The Queen granted…
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Queen Elizabeth II

POLL: Should there be a public holiday for The Queen's Sapphire Jubilee?

On February 6, 2017, Her Majesty The Queen commemorated 65 years since her father’s death in 1952. At that point, the 90-year-old Monarch had been reigning for 65 years. Now there are suggestions that there should be a public holiday later this year to commemorate and celebrate The Queen’s 65th year on the throne. Conservative MP for Romford Andrew Rosindell is leading calls for…
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