British RoyalsPrince & Princess of Wales

The Duke of Cambridge visits refugees just arrived from Afghanistan

The Duke of Cambridge spent the day in Leeds earlier this week meeting with refugees from Afghanistan who have been relocated to the United Kingdom. William’s unannounced visit to an unnamed hotel in West Yorkshire allowed him to hear first-hand accounts from residents of Afghanistan who were forced to flee the country this summer. Among those Prince William spoke with were Hossain Saeedi…
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British RoyalsPrince & Princess of Wales

Kate tackles neuroscience in her latest childhood development visit

The Duchess of Cambridge continued her work with the early years on Wednesday, taking part in a neuroscience lesson with Year 8 students at Nower Hill High School. Kate, who earlier this year launched the Royal Foundation Centre for Early Childhood, joined pupils who were learning about neuroscience and the importance of early childhood development. The lessons are part of a pilot research…
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British RoyalsKing Charles III

The Prince of Wales praises diversity programme on visit to Cambridge

The Prince of Wales has paid a visit to Homerton College, the most populated college at Cambridge University, to learn more about the college’s vision to support a more diverse student body. Prince Charles was invited to visit Homerton College personally by its Principal, Lord Woolley of Woodford, who has worked with The Prince’s Trust on ways that minority groups are disadvantaged, and…
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Queen Elizabeth II

The Queen is well enough to attend the double christening of her two great-grandchildren in Windsor

The Queen attended the joint christening of two of her great-grandchildren on Sunday afternoon, following a month of concern about her health. On Sunday, Buckingham Palace confirmed in a statement that “Masters August Brooksbank and Lucas Tindall were christened in a private family service at All Saints Chapel, Royal Lodge, Windsor, today. The service was attended by The Queen, immediate…
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