The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, who
are expecting their second child in April, are looking for a
full-time maternity nurse to help with the new baby. The Royal
parents are to have begun asking about a full-time maternity nurse
in September, when they approached the Norland Agency and Royal
Nannies in London. William and Catherine are looking for a nurse
who will stay will them for at least…
Kate to visit Ben Ainslie Racing and the 1851 Trust in Portsmouth
30th January 2015
On Thursday, the 12th of February, The
Duchess of Cambridge will visit Portsmouth, where she will carry
out two engagements accompanied by competitive sailor, Sir Ben
Ainslie. In the morning, The Duchess will visit the new
headquarters of Ben Ainslie Racing and the 1851…
Queen Elizabeth The Queen Mother: A Life in Decades - 1930s
30th January 2015
While the 1920s would prove to
be an eventful decade for Lady Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon (and
later, The Duchess of York) the 1930s would transform her life
in a way that no one would ever have expected. This decade would
see Elizabeth crowned Queen and the outbreak of the…
Petition presses for Catholic ceremony for Richard III
24th January 2015
There has been yet another development in
the plans to rebury King Richard III later this year. A recent
petition started to have Richard III’s remains taken to a Catholic
chapel will soon be handed to church leaders for deliberation.
Following the discovery ofRichard III’s bonesin a car park in
Leicester in 2012, it was announced that the late King would be
buried in…
The Queen's day with the Women's Institute
23rd January 2015
Her Majesty The Queen made her annual
visit to West Newton on Thursday, to attend a meeting of the
Women’s Institute (WI). Upon her arrival at West Newton village
hall, where the meeting was held, Her Majesty was welcomed by the
group’s chairwoman, Yvonne Brown…
Henry VIII's hat finds a home at Hampton Court Palace
22nd January 2015
The year was 1544, and, after many
gruelling months, the Frenchmen in the coastal town of Boulogne had
surrendered to the English.When he heard news of the surrender, a
victorious King Henry VIII triumphantly flung his hat into the air.
Hat linked to Henry VIII…
Queen Victoria's court book to go on display at Osborne House
17th January 2015
A journal filled with gossip and some
handwritten notes from Queen Victoria’s court are set to go on
display at Osborne House after being bought for nearly
£4,000 on Monday. Osborne House – Queen Victoria’s residence
on the Isle of Wight The ‘court gossip’ book is really the journal
of Lt Gen Somerset Calthorpe, a British politician and soldier who
served in the…
Richard III community appeal continues
13th January 2015
A community appeal that was launched in
November last year to raise money for the reinterment of King
Richard III has managed to raise £11,000 of the £2.5 million
required for the reburial of the former King of England. The
community appeal hopes to raise as much as…
King Henry VIII's headboard is London bound
30th December 2014
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