The Duchess of Cornwall and Prince of
Wales made history as they arrived in Northern Ireland as part of
the celebrations to mark The Queen’s Platinum Jubilee and becoming
the first members of the Royal Family to visit Cookstown. The royal
couple began the day in Cookstown, County Tyrone where they were
greeted by 300 school children. There, they visited Superstars
Cafe, a working charity…
Fresh off a solo trip to New York, the
Countess of Wessex attended a military camp in Wiltshire. The
47-year-old visited the headquarters of the British Army 5th
Battalion The Rifles in Bulford in her role as Royal Colonel. At
the headquarters, the Countess caught up with…
At the end of the final full-day visit to
Belize, Prince William, the Duke of Cambridge, touched on his own
personal experiences and how Belize played a part in him receiving
the results of his A-Levels. The Duke is on a tour of the Caribbean
with the Duchess of…
Charles and Camilla's past visits to the Republic of Ireland
22nd March 2022
Ahead of their upcoming visit to Ireland,
announced as part of a wide range of tours being undertaken by the
Royal Family in Platinum Jubilee year, Royal Central is looking
back at previous royal visits by the Prince of Wales and the
Duchess of Cornwall to the Republic of Ireland. The royals have
visited regularly in recent years, with one tour a year between
2015-2019. Prior to that, Prince…
Buckingham Palace has revealed that the
Prince of Wales and the Duchess of Cornwall will be visiting all
four countries in the UK to mark the Platinum Jubilee. The
confirmation that Charles and Camilla will head a round of Jubilee
visits came as they touched down in…
The Countess of Wessex speaks out on Queen's achievement in her Platinum Jubilee year
22nd March 2022
The Countess of Wessex has said that The
Queen should be ”really proud of what she’s achieved” as
celebrations for the Platinum Jubilee continue. Questioned by
reporters as she arrived at the United Nations Commonwealth Day
reception during her recent…
The Queen has access to countless
impressive tiaras, many that we know of and more that we don’t.
However, one of her most worn and most beloved tiaras is “Granny’s
Tiara”, also known as Queen Mary’s Girls of Great Britain and
Ireland Tiara. Lady Eve Greville formed a committee of society
women in 1893 to raise funds to purchase a tiara for Princess Mary
of Teck in honour of…
The Queen has always paid care and duty
to the veterans of the Second World War, having grown up during the
conflict and served herself as a mechanic with the Auxiliary
Territorial Service. Fifty years on from the successful D-Day
Landings at Omaha Beach in Normandy, The…
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge spent
most of the day in the Belizean forest on their final full day of
engagements in the Central American country, joining British and
Belizean soldiers for training. William and Kate took part in the
British Army Training Support Unit…
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge began
their final full day of engagements in Belize with a trek to the
Caracol archeological site in the heart of the country. William and
Kate trekked to the 3,000-year-old site in the Maya Mountains and
within the Chiquibul National Forest alongside an archeologist,
Allan Moore, who likened the site and the view to Buckingham
Palace. The royal couple…

