Anne Neville is most often remembered as
the tragic queen consort of Richard III. But before she wore the
English crown, she held a title now largely forgotten: Princess of
Wales. Her short and politically fraught marriage to Edward of
Westminster, the only son of Henry VI and Margaret of Anjou, placed
her at the heart of one of the bloodiest and most turbulent
chapters of the Wars of the…
Denmark's spare to the throne makes headlines after wearing T-shirt emblazoned with swear word
8th August 2025
Princess Isabella of Denmark has made
headlines after wearing a T-shirt printed with a swear word to a
public music festival. Isabella, who turned 18 earlier this year,
chose the top for a day out at Smukfest where she was seen partying
alongside her older brother, Crown…
While many of the Windsors are known by
English titles, several have Scottish honours to their name as
well. Here, Royal Central looks at the Scottish titles held by some
of its most high profile members. Prince William’s many Scottish
titles The Prince of Wales…
Mother of a king but never queen herself: the intriguing story of Joan of Kent, the royal who defied conventions
7th August 2025
On the 7th of August, 1385, Joan of Kent,
Princess of Wales and Countess of Kent, passed away at Wallingford
Castle. Her death marked the end of a remarkable life woven through
scandal, devotion, and dynastic politics. Known to her
contemporaries as “the Fair Maid of Kent,” Joan was more than a
figure of beauty; she was the mother of a future king, the consort
of one of England’s most…
A long forgotten tradition with royal links is now the subject of a petition to the government
5th August 2025
It’s one of the traditions that anyone
who grew up before 24 hour TV will remember well. Once upon a time,
when broadcasters shut down for the evening, they rounded off their
day’s schedules with the National Anthem. Now, there are fresh
calls for this tradition…
The ultimate Olympics moment - how Queen Elizabeth II surprised the world with the help of James Bond
27th July 2025
It was a moment that took the world by
surprise and, thirteen years on, it’s a stand out memory of the
Games. In 2012, Queen Elizabeth II took a starring role in one of
the most famous Olympics opening ceremonies of all time. On July
27th 2012, all eyes were on…
King Charles unleashes his inner Shania Twain as the Royal Family throw their support behind England for the Euros
27th July 2025
The King was the first to show his
support for the England women’s football team ahead of the final of
the 2025 Euros and he chose a striking phrase to get the party
started. As the guards at Buckingham Palace struck up a song in
support of the Lionesses, the message that came with it was
unmissable. The social media accounts of the Royal Family called
out to the team with the phrase…
The royal who is an even bigger football fan than Prince William - and Infanta Sofia always brings Spain luck in finals
26th July 2025
Prince William has already spoken out in
support of the Lionesses as they prepare for the Women’s Euros
finals but when it comes to football, there’s a royal who is taking
all the trophies for steadfast support. Enter Infanta Sofia of
Spain. The younger daughter of…
The history of the title of Princess Royal and the strict rules around which women can hold it
26th July 2025
In June 1987, Queen Elizabeth II bestowed
a highly anticipated honour on her only daughter. It was announced
that Anne had been made Princess Royal. The conferral of this very
regal title came on June 13 1987 but Anne was actually eligible for
it much earlier in her…
The State Visit by Donald Trump to the UK
in September 2025 promises to be a significant event on the
political calendar. It’s being seen as one of the most crucial
diplomatic events of the reign of King Charles III and for a good
reason. As President Trump faces protests on his latest, less
formal trip to the UK, it’s also a reminder of the difficulties
there will be in navigating…
