Along the peaceful meadows of the River
Thames in Surrey, and only a few minutes’ walk from where the John
F Kennedy Memorial stands today, a hostile political dispute was
settled 801 years ago. Inked with a mix of oak-gall sap and lamp
black, Magna Carta, the most significant and arguably the most
famous constitutional piece was sealed by one of the feeblest
rulers in English history. King…
Buckingham Palace has announced that The
Queen will write a private letter to the widower of British MP
Jo Cox, who was murdered on Thursday afternoon.. Her Majesty’s
letter to the family comes after 41-year-old politician, Jo Cox, MP
for Batley and Spen, was fatally…
Duke and Duchess of Cambridge visit U.S Embassy to sign book of condolences for Orlando shooting victims
14th June 2016
Messages of condolences and support have
been pouring in for all the victims and their families affected by
the mass shooting that occurred in the early hours of Sunday
morning at Pulse, a gay nightclub in Orlando. From around the
globe, leaders and celebrities have raised…
Buckingham Palace Has Gone to the Ducks
12th June 2016
After a fashion, in any event. We’ve been
seeing people marking Her Majesty’s Official Birthday up and down
the country and across the Commonwealth, from parades, to speeches,
to garden parties held even in typically rainy weather.
However one local resident of Bristol has decided to mark the
occasion in his own fashion, and has thus dedicated the past six
months to crafting a new…
The Queen 'loves to sing and dance' according to Her Majesty's cousin - here are her top 10 songs
7th June 2016
The Queen’s cousin, Lady Elizabeth Anson,
has revealed that Her Majesty is a “fantastic dancer” and loves
songs by artists including Vera Lynn and Gary Barlow. The news
comes just before a new documentary will air on Sunday called Our
Queen: 90 Musical…
Garden party brings out the royals
25th May 2016
The last garden party of the season was
held yesterday at Buckingham Palace. Royal Central mentioned this
party when we discussed the 23 -member team who was available for
the births of Prince George and Princess Charlotte. Two of these
team members, Prof. Teoh and Dr. Bray…
The Duke of Cambridge visited the St.
Vincents Centre in London earlier this week. It’s the first time
he’s been back since he last visited in 1994 with his brother,
Prince Harry and mother, the late Princess Diana. His presence was
to commemorate the revamped centre which was started in 1980 by the
charity, The Passage. For the past 36 years, this charity has ran
the St. Vincents…
Royal Central interviews Sir Keith Mills
11th May 2016
There is so much that goes in to planning
an event like the Invictus Games. I didn’t realize how many hours,
volunteers, time and money it took to put on this massive event .
Not until I interviewed Sir Keith Mills, Chairman of Prince Harry’s
Invictus Foundation.
Prince Harry has opened up about his
private life, slamming what he said was ‘’incessant need’’ to find
out every bit of detail about what goes on behind the scenes. The
fifth in line has been the subject of increasing speculations about
a potential life, making it…
Last evening, Prince Harry’s team won the
Sentebale Royal Salute Polo Cup. At a dinner for the exclusive
guests, the Prince announced the expansion of Sentebale to
Botswana. He revealed the ambitious goals of the charity for the
next four years, to assist young people with HIV in Africa. He is
confident his charity will expand its number of volunteer hours to
support vulnerable children to…

