British RoyalsCoronavirusPrince & Princess of Wales

The Duke of Cambridge pays tribute to ambulance staff lost to Covid

The Duke of Cambridge has written a letter of support for The Ambulance Staff Charity as they mark the contribution of members during the pandemic. William’s letter coincided with TASC’s National Ambulance Service video, honouring those personnel who have lost their lives. The Ambulance Staff Charity organises a service every two years, with 2020’s taking place on 18 September, in a small…
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British RoyalsThe Kents

The Duke of Kent thanks blood cancer experts in personal message

The Duke of Kent participated in a video call with blood cancer researchers earlier last week to thank them for their ongoing support in raising awareness of the condition. The Royal Family Twitter account shared a snippet of Prince Edward’s conversation with volunteers from Blood Cancer UK, where he said, “As Patron, it’s always been inspiring and exciting to hear about the work that all…
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InsightLuxembourg

The godparents of Europe's heirs

As Prince Charles of Luxembourg is christened today, we’re looking at the godparents of Europe’s heirs. The Prince of Wales [getty src=”3424303″ width=”432″ height=”594″ tld=”ca”] Prince Charles was born on 14 November 1948 and christened on 15 December of that year. His godparents were King George VI (his maternal…
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CoronavirusThe Netherlands

Queen Máxima opens new theatre space in Rotterdam

Queen Máxima attended the opening of the Theater Zuidplein in Rotterdam on Wednesday. The new space, which also holds a branch of the Rotterdam Library, has allowed for greater space and opportunities to present diverse arts productions, including theatre, art, literature, education sessions, and informational sessions. The Theater Zuidplein also houses a restaurant. The Royal House notes…
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