Today marks four years since Royal Central first went to pixel. Having started life on Twitter under the name @RoyalFactsUK following the Diamond Jubilee, the interest from followers in the workings and day-to-day role of Monarchy grew rapidly. Mere months later, the first Royal Central website, providing commentary on the royal events of the day, was established.
Four years on, and Royal…
Events to mark The Queen’s 90th birthday contributed to Royal Central’s most popular month on record in April, generating just shy of one million views and overtaking May 2015 – formerly our most-popular month.
Our thanks go to you, our readers, for making…
The large scale Crossrail project has created a huge buzz in the UK, while its construction and use will add an estimated £42 billion to an already prospering UK economy. Not only will create new job opportunities during construction and beyond, but it will also add…
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Royal Central is pleased to confirm the new editorial team following the appointment of Charlie Proctor as Editor-in-Chief.
James Brookes, lately Chief Reporter for Royal Central, will become the site’s Deputy Editor. James first joined the team in August 2014…
Following the departure of our editorial team this week, Royal Central is pleased to announce the appointment of Charlie Proctor as the site’s new Editor-in-Chief.
Charlie joined the site back in July 2013 and has been a member of the reporting team, most lately in the…
Royal Central to start new blog series: The Fifteen Princesses of Orange
1st November 2015
Royal Central’s reporter Moniek has a new series entitled ‘The Fifteen Princesses of Orange’, which will cover the lives of the fifteen women who carried the title Princess of Orange as the consort of the Prince of Orange or in their own right. Though the title Prince of Orange is much older than any of the fifteen Princesses, we begin the series when the title is inherited by…
As part of ongoing efforts to make our website even more accessible and helpful for our readers, we’ll be updating the design of our website.
Our present design, which has served us for over a year and a half now, will be replaced by a new, dynamic and image-led theme…
With great sadness, Royal Central bids farewell to Jessica Hope – our Assistant Editor – at the end of this month.
Having worked with Royal Central for the past two years, both as a writer and then as an editor, Jessica is the site’s longest-serving…
Royal Central is pleased to welcome Lydia Starbuck to the editorial team as Desk Editor from today, having  worked with the reporting team and running Royal Central’s first independent blog. Lydia joined the Royal Central team back in January 2014 and has held multiple roles since.
Lydia’s role will primarily centre around proofreading Royal Central’s content as well as…
