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 role of Senior Reporter.
Charlie will be responsible for overseeing the day-to-day running
of the site. Further appointments…
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…
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 contributor, having
published over 125 articles to the site. Jessica will be
succeeded as Assistant Editor by Lydia Starbuck…
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…
Royal Central is pleased to announce some
changes to the editorial team which will take place during
May. Jessica Hope is appointed as Royal Central’s Assistant Editor
effective from 1st May. Jessica is currently Royal Central’s Desk
Editor and has been involved…
The Supreme Court has today ruled that
letters sent by The Prince of Wales to government ministers can be
published. The hand-down of the judgement, which was delivered just
after 09:45 GMT, ends a nine-year legal battle between The
Guardian and the government. The Court was asked to decide
whether Dominic Grieve acted unlawfully when he prevented
their publication in 2012 as Attorney…
The UK Supreme Court has today
confirmed that it will hand down judgement next Thursday on
whether the contents of letters sent between The Prince of Wales
and government ministers should be revealed to the public. Prince
Charles wrote a series of letters to seven…
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