The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge
continued their first official visit to Ireland on Wednesday, with
engagements focused on children and youth wellness and empowerment.
In Dublin, William and Kate visited a Jigsaw project at Temple Bar
on Wednesday morning to discuss mental health initiatives. [getty
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The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge began
their three-day visit to Ireland on Tuesday, arriving in Dublin for
a series of engagements in the capital. Upon arrival at the Dublin
International Airport on Tuesday afternoon, William and Kate
travelled to Áras an Uachtaráin…
Princess Beatrix to honour Anglo-Netherlands Society at centenary reception
29th February 2020
Princess Beatrix will mark the 100th
anniversary of the Anglo-Netherlands Society in London next month,
at the State Apartments at Kensington Palace, which was once
inhabited by William III, a king originally from the Netherlands,
and his wife, Mary II. The reception…
Queen Paola takes part in Tintin treasure hunt at Art and History Museum
27th February 2020
Queen Paola paid a special visit to the
Art and History Museum in Brussels with a group of young people,
completing a treasure hunt. The Queen was joined by Dutch- and
French-speaking Belgian children, as well as unaccompanied minors
from conflict zones, to take part in the Tintin in Belgium project
hosted by Habbekrats, an organisation with the mission to “give
vulnerable children and…
Prince William visits Mansfield - the first senior royal to visit town since his mother Diana in 1985
27th February 2020
The Duke of Cambridge paid an unannounced
visit to Nottinghamshire on Wednesday, stopping by the Tarmac’s
National Skills and Safety Park and The Beacon Project. William
first visited the Tarmac National Skills and Safety Park in Nether
Langwith to open the facilities…
The Duchess of Cambridge gets sporty celebrating parental support for athletes
27th February 2020
The Duchess of Cambridge attended a
SportsAid event at the London Stadium to celebrate the role parents
and guardians play in raising young athletes. Hosted by track and
field and Olympic legend Jessica Ennis-Hill and Paralympian
Emmanuel Oyinbo-Coker, Kate took part in…
The Duke of Cambridge presided over an
Investiture at Buckingham Palace on Tuesday, presenting awards to
cricketers and naval heroes,among others. Leading Seaman David
Groves received The Queen’s Gallantry Medal after helping to save
the lives of 27 men aboard a burning ship in the Bay of Biscay. LS
Groves and the crew of the HMS Argyll helped when the Grande
America’s cargo caught…
The Cambridges hit the West End for special performance of Dear Evan Hansen
26th February 2020
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge
attended a special performance of Dear Evan Hansen on the West End
Tuesday night in support of their Royal Foundation. In a playbill
message for the performance, William wrote: “Catherine and I are
delighted to join you this…
New details revealed about the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge's Ireland visit
24th February 2020
Further information has been released by
Kensington Palace about the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge’s
upcoming three day visit to Ireland. William and Kate will visit
Dublin, County Meath, County Kildare, and Galway between March 3rd
and 5th, in a visit that is being…
Happy 87th birthday to the Duchess of Kent! Royal Central takes a look at "Mrs Kent's" remarkable life
22nd February 2020
Today. we’re going to take a look at the
life of Katharine, The Duchess of Kent. Katharine Lucy Mary Worsley
was born 22 February 1933, the only daughter of Sir William
Arthington Worsley of Hovingham, 4th Baronet and his wife Joyce.
She has three older brothers. The Duchess of Kent was educated at
Queen Margaret’s School in York, and Runton Hill School in North
Norfolk. The Duchess…
