Prince William will be attending the
University of Cambridge where he will take part in a 10-week course
tailored in agricultural management at the Cambridge Programme for
Sustainability Leadership. This course involves 20 hours of
lectures and seminars each week in addition to assigned reading and
field trips. He will be receiving instruction from three
departments within the university…
Howrse as the Ubisoft game comes to
celebrate 50 million players around the world this year. Her
involvement in the game was announced today and it is the first
time Zara, who is due to give birth to her and husband Mike
Tindall’s first child in a matter of days, has…
The story of the royal connection begins
in 1862. Prince Albert, husband of Queen Victoria, was
looking for a country home for his eldest son Albert Edward, Prince
of Wales before his twentieth birthday. The idea was to find a
healthy retreat for his young son, away from…
Prince George has no official place in
the Order of Precedence Yes, since there is no defined place for a
great-grandchild of the Sovereign in the Order of Precedence,
Prince George is assumed to take the place as a son of a royal
Duke – coming after George, Earl of St Andrews (eldest son of the
Duke of Kent). The Order of Precedence traditionally regulates who
arrives in what order at royal…
Tickets for Trooping The Colour are
allocated via ballot and between now an February, applications must
be sent should you wish to attend. Trooping The Colour is a
traditional parade performed by one of the 5 regiments of
footguards to Her Majesty every year, where the…
The Times has published its annual letter
from Tim O’Donovan detailing the number of engagements undertaken
by members of the Royal Family in the past year. In his annual
survey of the Royal Family’s engagements, Mr O’Donovan noted,
“After the busy Diamond Jubilee…
The Daily Telegraph has published its
list of Britons of the Year, naming Prince George of Cambridge –
newborn son of the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge and future King –
as its Briton of the Year for 2013. Prince George, born in July
this year, is already without doubt the world’s most famous baby.
This young Prince, who is expected to reign into the 22nd century,
will one day be the face…
Apprentice star Karren Brady among those up for New Year's Honours
30th December 2013
The 2014 New Year’s Honours list, one of
the two annual lists of those receiving honours from The Queen, has
been announced today with notable recipients including singer
Katherine Jenkins (OBE), Apprentice star Karren Brady (CBE),
broadcaster Sandi Toksvig (OBE) and…
The Duke of Cambridge is set to undertake
a 10-week course in Agricultural Management at the University of
Cambridge in the New Year, Kensington Palace has announced today.
Cambridge University. William’s father, Prince Charles, graduated
from Trinity College, Cambridge in…
There’s no doubt that 2013 has been
another amazing year for the Royal Family. With the birth of Prince
George in July and the 60th anniversary of The Queen’s Coronation,
it’s been another year of milestones. But 2014 will, I’m sure, have
its own share of surprises and historic events. In January, Mike
and Zara Tindall are expected to welcome their first child, who
will be 16th in line to…
