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Peter Phillips reveals sadness at not being able to hug The Queen after Prince Philip's death

Nearly four months after the Duke of Edinburgh was laid to rest, Peter Phillips has revealed how he coped with the funeral. The eldest grandchild of The Queen said images of Her Majesty sitting alone at Prince Philip’s funeral became a very relatable moment for many during the pandemic. Peter, the son of Anne, Princess Royal said many families who lost someone during the global health crisis…
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Princess Anne and Family

Princess Anne opens the new RFCA Headquarters

On Monday, The Princess Royal visited the NW RFCA based at the Altcar Training Camp in Hightown to officially open the new headquarters and seal a time capsule. The new headquarters of the RFCA (Reserve Forces’ and Cadets’ Association) for the North West of England and Isle of Man will help support and promote the Reserve Forces of all three Armed Services as well as support the three…
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Princess Anne makes surprise visit to Cannon Hall Farm to open new 'super-size' dog cafe

On Thursday, The Princess Royal unveiled the new Lucky Pup dog-friendly cafe at Cannon Hall Farm near Barnsley. The cafe is an expansion of a previous venture, and the cafe now allows for seating for about 150 people. The project has been three years in the making after the owners, the Nicholson family, realised their smaller dog cafe outgrew its own building. Offering a variety of treats for…
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FeaturesRoyal Weddings

How Britain partied for the Royal Wedding called a "Fairytale"

On 29 July 1981, 750 million people around the world watched as Prince Charles married Lady Diana Spencer at St Paul’s Cathedral in London. Dubbed the “wedding of the century”, the wedding broke records and set global fashion trends. Forty years on, Royal Central is looking back at how Britain celebrated the royal romance they called a fairytale. [getty src=”109079956″ width=”594″…
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