The Duke and Duchess of Rothesay spent
the day on the Isle of Skye this week to see how the community has
fared since the end of pandemic lockdowns. Prince Charles and
Camilla, known by their Rothesay titles in Scotland, travelled to
the town of Portree and Dunvegan Castle during their visit. During
their walkabout of Portree, the largest town and capital of the
Isle of Skye, the royals met…
William on the Earthshot Prize: "I strongly believe that change is possible"
17th September 2021
The Duke of Cambridge recalled what led
to the creation of The Earthshot Prize, his ambitious, decade-long
initiative to help save the planet, in an introduction to the new
book, Earthshot: How to Save Our Planet. William recalls a trip to
Namibia in 2018 as the catalyst…
Duke and Duchess of Sussex are cover stars of Time’s most influential list
17th September 2021
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex have been
named to this year’s Time 100 list of the world’s most influential
people and feature on one of the covers for the annual issue.
Ranked amongst the year’s biggest icons, Harry and Meghan posed for
a magazine cover and were…
Princess Beatrice helps celebrate 10th anniversary of Russell House at Forget Me Not Children's Hospice's
17th September 2021
Princess Beatrice buried a time capsule
to celebrate a milestone at the Forget Me Not Children’s Hospice,
of which she is patron. The time capsule included mementoes from
2021, a letter she has written, the handprint of a child supported
by the hospice, a letter from one of the mothers supported by the
hospice, photographs of Russell House, and entries from an art
competition hosted by the…
Princess Margaret's jewellery once again sells for big sums at auction
16th September 2021
One of Princess Margaret’s most iconic
jewellery pieces sold at auction for £320,000 earlier this week.
The Princess wore the diamond-and-pearl bracelet in her 19th
birthday portraits in July 1949. Sir Cecil Beaton took the
portraits at Buckingham Palace on 8…
The Duchess of Cambridge visits RAF base at heart of huge humanitarian operation
16th September 2021
The Duchess of Cambridge returned to
royal duties with a visit to RAF Brize Norton to thank the military
personnel and volunteers involved with Operation Pitting, a
large-scale humanitarian effort to help evacuate Afghanistan last
month. Operation Pitting, the largest…
The Duke of Cambridge praised the courage
of two paramedics at the Who Cares Wins awards on Tuesday evening.
In presenting the 999 Hero Award to paramedics Deena Evans and Mick
Hipgrave, William said they showed “astonishing courage” in a
high-pressure situation where Deanna was stabbed with an eight-inch
knife while responding to a call and required attention from Mick
following the…
The Countess of Wessex launched a charity
appeal on Tuesday evening in support of a blindness support charity
that wants to provide surgery to those in Ethiopia, Nepal, and
Bangladesh. Sophie, who is a Global Ambassador for the
International Agency for the Prevention of…
Queen Letizia celebrates her 49th
birthday today, so let’s take a look at her royal year, from last
September to today, to chart what she’s achieved. Queen Letizia,
along with her husband King Felipe, have worked tirelessly over the
past year to support Spain as it…
The Duchess of Cambridge will return to
royal duties on Wednesday with a visit to RAF Brize Norton in
Oxfordshire to meet with some of the military personnel who had
been involved with the evacuation of Afghanistan. The evacuation,
officially known as Operation Pitting, was the largest humanitarian
aid operation in over 70 years, involving the evacuation of 15,000
people from Kabul…
