History

The royal reason a Christmas tree stands in London's Trafalgar Square

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30th November 2022
Every year since 1947, a 20-metre tall tree has been donated to the British as a thank-you from Norway. Now, that tree shines in London’s Trafalgar Square every holiday season. The tree was given to thank the British for their support during World War II. In April 1940, Germany invaded Norway and attempted to capture King Haakon VII, the royal family, and other members of the Norwegian…
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Palaces & Buildings

Tower of London Jubilee tribute Superbloom to become lasting royal tribute

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19th November 2022
The Tower of London’s Platinum Jubilee tribute, Superbloom, is entering a new stage as workers mow down the flowers for the next phase of Superbloom. The display was historic as it marked the first time the Tower of London’s moat was open for the public to walk around leisurely. More than 20 million seeds were strategically planted to provide visitors with a different experience…
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The rangers of Windsor Great Park

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19th November 2022
Upon his 74th birthday, His Majesty The King earned a new role, The Ranger of Windsor Great Park. A title that runs in the family, it’s been 70 years since his father, Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh, was appointed. The role offers oversight and guidance to Deputy…
Prince & Princess of Wales

William makes first visit to Senedd as Prince of Wales

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17th November 2022
In his new role as Prince of Wales, Prince William has made his first visit to Senedd. This is the second visit to Wales since he was made Prince of Wales by King Charles III. Senedd Cymru is located in Cardiff and on his arrival, the Prince met with leaders from all parts of the political spectrum including Llywydd Elin Jones, the presiding officer who gave him a tour of the building. He also…
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King Charles III to unveil first posthumous statue of Queen Elizabeth II on York visit

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8th November 2022
King Charles III will unveil a statue of his late mother, Queen Elizabeth II, in York as part of a two-day visit to Yorkshire, marking the first posthumous statue of the late monarch. The two-metre (6ft 7in) statue will sit on an empty niche adjacent to the South West Door on the West Front of the 800-year-old York Minister Cathedral. The statue was initially planned to be unveiled in…
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