It has emerged today that the digging up
of a Leicester car park has indeed been fruitful, a corpse
(believed to be belonging to Richard III) has been found after
extensive (and expensive) digging work begun a few months ago.
Archaeologists believe that the bones belong to Richard III for two
main reasons. Firstly, the corpse was found in the place where the
last King to die in battle was said to…
Top 5 Royal Oddities Of The British Monarchy
25th October 2012
We thought we’d clear up some of the most
fascinating Royal Oddities that occupy the British Monarchy. From
numerals to titles, here’s your guide to the top 5 oddities of the
British Monarchy! 1. The Sovereign Never Dies Even though
individual monarchs…
Why Does The Queen Have Two Birthdays?
18th October 2012
Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II was born
on 21st April 1926, but for some seemingly bizarre reason, her
birthday is celebrated on the first Saturday of June. She has two
birthdays!For as long as I’ve been involved with Royal Central, by
far one of the most commonly…

