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The symbolic sword that is always presented when the Royal Family heads to St. Paul's

While members of the Royal Family are always greeted warmly whenever they visit St. Paul’s Cathedral, there is also an important tradition that takes place.When the Monarch enters the City of London in State, they are welcomed by the Lord Mayor of London with the Pearl Sword which they then touch. When The Queen touches the hilt, it is meant to be a representation of her authority over…
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The best Jubilee mugs

There are countless Platinum Jubilee souvenirs available, with there being something for everyone. One of the most popular and most practical mementoes to get for yourself. At Royal Central, we have found the best Platinum Jubilee mugs that you can treat yourself…
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Red, white, and blue flowers and a new anthem for the Service of Thanksgiving

Although she will not be attending due to mobility issues, The Service of Thanksgiving to mark The Queen’s Platinum Jubilee has several elements that celebrate her reign.The Master of The Queen’s Music, Judith Weir CBE, has composed a new piece of music for the Platinum Jubilee. It is based on the third chapter of The Book of Proverbs and is called By Wisdom. The Book of Proverbs…
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Prince Andrew to miss Jubilee service after positive Covid test

While there have been debates for months about whether or not he should be able to attend the Platinum Jubilee celebrations publicly, Prince Andrew will not be attending the Service of Thanksgiving on Friday, 3 June at St. Paul’s Cathedral because he has tested positive for Covid.As reported in The Guardian, a Buckingham Palace spokesperson confirmed the case: “After undertaking a routine…
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Prince Charles starts the party with a Platinum Jubilee tea dance

The Prince of Wales has started his Platinum Jubilee celebrations with a charity event.On Tuesday, 31 May he spent the afternoon at tea dance put on by The Prince’s Foundation. The Foundation hosted a tea dance at Charles’ Gloucestershire home, Highgrove. The event was hosted to help combat loneliness and isolation, exacerbated by the global health crisis over the last two…
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