For centuries, the reigning Monarch in
Britain has been considered the font of justice. But what does this
mean, and does it mean The Queen can do whatever she wants without
legal repercussions? We’re about to take a look back at the days
when Monarchs played a vital role in administering justice to give
an accurate and direct answer. Many hundreds of years ago, the
reigning Monarchs of England…
When you spend as much of your time as we
do browsing for articles, photos and glimpses of our site’s
namesake, Kate (Better and more properly known as Catherine,
Duchess of Cambridge) it’s easy to forget that there are other
Royal families out there beyond the British…
Ever since William The Conqueror obtained
the crown of England, Monarchs have always been held in the highest
regard and treated with the uttermost reverence and deference. That
is, until now. Over the last few decades, we’ve seen such a rapid
change in royal protocol and…
Happy New Year. For Royalists, the New
Year doesn’t just mark a change of calendar, it marks the start of
the short window and long battle to get tickets to Trooping The
Colour. Tickets for Trooping The Colour are allocated via ballot
and between now an February, applications must be sent should you
wish to attend. Trooping The Colour is a traditional parade
performed by one of the 5 regiments…
Today has been a day of almost no Royal
News. As such, on days like these, some ‘royal fansites’ like to
speculate. On today’s agenda was whether the Middletons were
cashing in on their Party Pieces company by producing 1st birthday
party accessories. For those of you…
As 2012 draws to a close, we can all take
a look back at what has been a fantastic year for the Royal Family.
We’ve celebrated a Diamond Jubilee, the announcement of a Royal
Baby, sent members of The Firm to ‘represent’ for us overseas, and
heartily sung ‘God Save…
Royal myths – in light of various
articles on our site pointing to different myths that surprising
amount of people believe, we thought we’d compile our top ten royal
myths that are commonly believed plus an explanation of the truth
behind it. 1. “The Queen doesn’t pay taxes” Yes, yes she does! In
1992, Her Majesty volunteered to pay income tax and capital gains
tax and since 1993 her…
MP John Hemming is to propose new
legislation to the House Of Commons soon about the naming of wives
of Kings. Currently, wives of Kings are ‘Queen Consorts’, allowing
them the use of the title ‘Queen’. However, the reverse is not true
and husbands of Queens in their…
As the new year is approaching why not to
salute it with one of the drinks favoured by members of the Royal
Family instead of the usual champers? Royals are often seen sipping
from glasses of champagne (Pol Roger or Moet & Chandon, both
holders of a Royal warrant) or other…
Without doubt, one of the most
anticipated arrivals of 2013 is the impending Royal Baby. The
reason that this baby is more anticipated than previous royal
babies is two-fold. For one, it is a child of The Duchess Of
Cambridge, one of the most popular members of the modern Royal
Family. For second, this child, regardless of gender, will grow up
to reign over Britain and all the Commonwealth…
