CoronavirusPrince & Princess of Wales

Prince William attends NHS thanksgiving service alone as the Duchess isolates

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5th July 2021
The Duke of Cambridge attended a Service of Thanksgiving on Monday morning for the 73rd anniversary of the National Health Service and in honour of the work their staff has been doing throughout the global health crisis. Representing the Royal Family, William joined political leaders including UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson and chief medical personnel from the NHS, including Sir Simon Stevens…
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British RoyalsQueen Elizabeth II

The Platinum Jubilee: what we know so far

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2nd July 2021
Planning for The Queen’s Platinum Jubilee continues along, with new details about the Platinum Pageant released this week. As the news trickles out, let’s take a look at what we know so far. The Platinum Pageant Earlier this week, we learned details about the Platinum Pageant, the final celebration of The Queen’s Platinum Jubilee weekend. On Sunday 5 June, the Platinum Pageant…
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British RoyalsThe Edinburghs

Fore! The Earl and Countess of Forfar hit the links on Scottish visit

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30th June 2021
The Royal Family has been out in full force this week in Scotland, with the Earl and Countess of Forfar carrying out engagements in the country. Edward and Sophie—who were gifted their Scottish titles in 2019 on Edward’s 55th birthday—carried out a series of engagements in Forfar, Angus and Edinburgh, with their first stop at the links at the Forfar Golf Club. The Forfar Golf Club is…
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Prince & Princess of Wales

The Duchess of Cambridge awarded important new role by The Queen

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29th June 2021
The Duchess of Cambridge has today been given an important royal role by The Queen: she will be the Sponsor of the Royal Navy’s HMS Glasgow. The Queen is in Scotland this week for Holyrood Week alongside her grandson, Prince William – or the Earl of Strathearn as he is known in Scotland. William visited the BAE Systems Shipyard in Govan this morning to view the construction work on the…
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