The Gloucesters

Duke of Gloucester seen hanging out at a temperance fountain

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27th September 2024
The Duke of Gloucester was on hand to celebrate the restoration of a 120-year-old temperance fountain in the heart of London on Monday. The Duke, who takes a strong interest in architecture and restoration, joined the Heritage Trust of London to commemorate the re-opening of the Temperance Fountain in the Kensington Borough. The Temperance Fountain in Kensington is the second known fountain…
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King Charles III

How King Charles is tough - according to his stepson

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25th September 2024
The King’s stepson, Tom Parker Bowles, has shared that the king is a tough man in one very important regard and can be rigid with his family on one particular issue.  Parker Bowles, 49, has shared some secrets from The King and Queen’s kitchen with the release of his new book, Cooking and the Crown: Royal Recipes From Queen Victoria to King Charles III. The King is reportedly very…
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King Charles III

King Charles visits Royal Navy submariners

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20th September 2024
The King has thanked Royal Navy submariners to thank them for their service after visiting on Thursday. King Charles visited the homebase of the UK Submarine Service on Thursday, meeting with active submariners, as well as their families and other base staff at Coulport, part of HM Naval Base Clyde in Scotland. The King was welcomed by First Sea Lord, Admiral Sir Ben Key KCB CBE…
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British Royals

The mystery at the heart of a royal wedding that created a world famous bridal tradition

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16th September 2024
It’s perhaps the most famous and talked about royal wedding bouquet of all. The flowers carried by the Queen Mother, then Lady Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon, at her marriage in April 1923 have entered regal folklore after the bride used them to begin a royal wedding tradition known around the world. But do you actually know what this celebrated bouquet looks like? The chances are that the answer is no…
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