In honour of The Queen’s Platinum Jubilee, the top Regimental mascots of the British Army gathered in Edinburgh for a special photograph.
The mascots travelled to Scotland from all over the country for the photograph, which was kept a secret for months.
Corporal Mark Wilkinson, Pony Major with the Royal Regiment of Scotland, told Force News about the special moment: “We came up…
Fancy working for the royals? You might be in luck as The Household of the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge is hiring a permanent position for a digital lead.
Based at Kensington Palace, the job listing states you will be working just under 38 hours a week. The role is…
Drama surrounding Prince Philip's will continues in ongoing legal battle
22nd July 2022
The Court of Appeal has heard that a judge acted unlawfully when authorising a secret court hearing to decide if Prince Philip’s will should be kept secret without notifying the media.
Lawyers acting for The Guardian opened their legal submissions to overturn a…
William & Harry's former Nanny receives damages over Prince Charles 'affair' claims
22nd July 2022
The BBC has been ordered to pay damages to Prince William and Harry’s former Nanny over false claims made about her in order to obtain a 1995 interview with the late Diana, Princess of Wales.
Alexandra Pettifer, better known as Tiggy Legge-Bourke, was given an apology at the High Court over unfounded allegations claiming she had an affair with Prince Charles and had an abortion. Her…
It might seem like a happily ever after for the Prince of Wales and the Duchess of Cornwall after more than 17 years of marriage. However, the truth is the road to their marriage was a long time coming.
It’s believed Camilla and Charles met in mid-1971. In 1970…
It’s no secret the Royal Family makes headlines nearly every day and that their every move is followed by the press. While some of the press is positive, there are days when that isn’t the case.
While this might seem like a more recent concern, the issue dates…
The Queen Mother’s Garden in Dereham is temporarily closing to undergo refurbishment.
The refurbishment plans to touch up the much-loved green space that sits behind Withburga Lane and Church Street. Starting on Monday, 18 July, the garden is expected to be closed until autumn.
The refurbishment project is a joint effort between the Dereham Town Council and the Breckland Council. It…
In a new investigation, it has been revealed Her Majesty The Queen has personalised exemptions from more than 160 UK laws, with 34 of those laws being Scottish laws.
According to The Guardian, these exemptions range from hate crimes to environmental laws. For example…
The Duchess of Gloucester has opened the Alan Hudson centre and garden at Wisbech, a day treatment hospice centre.
The centre was recently upgraded at the cost of £275,000. During the official opening, the Duchess met with staff, volunteers, dignitaries and patients.
Some may have heard of Sir Allan Frederick “Tommy” Lascelles, or some may have not. Perhaps you know him as just Tommy. He was a British courtier and civil servant who would come to have a long-lasting bond with the royal family.
Born 11 April 1887 in the village of Sutton Waldron in Dorset, Tommy was the youngest out of his five other siblings. As the only surviving son of…
