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Buckingham Palace to host wedding ceremonies as The Queen spots business opportunity

Buckingham Palace is throwing open its doors to happy couples wishing to tie the knot. The London landmark could be the setting for civil weddings from later this year. Ceremonies will take place in the 1844 Room which will be renamed the 1837 room in honour of the year that marriage registration became compulsory in England. The room, a favourite of the Queen who holds many audiences there, will…
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Famed Mayfair Townhouse to Be Turned Into Casino

The historic Mayfair townhouse is one of the most admired Victorian houses on Brick Street in London. The 12,800 square-foot property once housed horse stables, staff quarters, and the Londonderry House mansion. Now, developers have proposed turning the vacated land into a 24-hour casino. History of the Famed Mayfair Townhouse The Londonderry House has a unique and entertaining history. It was…
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How The British Royalty Take A Holiday

Who says that royalty doesn’t need to take a holiday? It is true that they are often in the spotlight, with news of their activities winding up on the front pages of magazines. Still, the Royals need a holiday just like anyone else, especially since their day to day is…
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The Best Of Both Worlds: How Prince Harry Perfected The Work-Life Balance

We are all familiar with many people’s ‘favourite’ Royal. Younger brother to Prince William, Prince Henry, or ‘Harry’ of Wales, has a place in many people’s heart due to a childhood thrust into the limelight. He is regarded by many as a national treasure, and has been a main player in establishing a new generation of the Royal Family. His many responsibilities as a Royal have been…
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King Abdullah II sits down with Theresa May

His Majesty King Abdullah II of Jordan met with British Prime Minister Theresa May this week. While most thoughts in Great Britain are concerned with the approaching deadline for Brexit, there have also been economic problems in the Gulf area with all the various diplomatic…
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Royal Central publishes 10,000th article

Royal Central published its 10,000th article on Wednesday, six years after launching. Whether it is a big state occasion such as Trooping the Colour or whether it is Princess Anne unveiling a plaque in Skegness, Royal Central has it covered. Since launching in 2012, Royal Central has expanded to incorporate a European reporting team and a broadcasting team. We received 2.5 million hits in the…
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