Press Release: Royal Central reaches new
milestone Royal Central is celebrating a milestone occasion as
October 2016 saw us gain over one million hits across the globe.
With a total count of 1.1m page views recorded in October, we
overtook the total amount of views gained in…
Royal Central are pleased to
unveil our new Europe team who will report the very latest news on
the royal families of Europe. The Europe reporting team has now
increased from one correspondent to three, led by a newly appointed
Editor. Brittani Barger, who was previously…
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…
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’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…
