The Queen celebrated a rare treble on
Friday after three of her horses won their races in quick
succession. Her Majesty sent out three horses to the races on July
16, with all three crossing the winning line first. Reach For The
Moon, a two year old bay colt, kicked The Queen’s day off to a
perfect start at Newbury. Ridden by Frankie Dettori, Reach For The
Moon gave Her Majesty a close…
For over twenty years, it was accepted
that Prince Edward would one day be Duke of Edinburgh. Prince
Philip’s youngest son was lined up for the title by the man himself
and the decision was shared on the day that Edward got married, in
June 1999. However, it’s now been…
The Prince of Wales and The Duchess of
Cornwall were busy on Thursday visiting the Great Yorkshire Show.
The couple were busy meeting many different people at the fair,
seeing demonstrations, and even meeting some notable animals.
Camilla’s day included a very interesting…
On Wednesday, the Prince of Wales visited
Goldman Sachs at Plumtree Court, the company’s European
headquarters, to recognise the firm’s commitment to the United
Kingdom. The engagement focused on sustainable finance, financial
market trends, and flagship philanthropic programmes. Upon arrival,
the Prince was greeted by Richard Gnodde, the CEO of Goldman Sachs
International. He then met…
Prince Charles will be on BBC Radio 4’s
Today Programme today to discuss sustainable farming. He has long
championed environmental causes, including sustainable farming and
food production. The Prince of Wales has shown interest in the
environment for much of his…
Duchess of Cornwall praises children's hospices on visit to Helen & Douglas House
14th July 2021
The Duchess of Cornwall paid a visit to
Helen & Douglas House in Oxford on Tuesday, meeting families who
are supported by the children’s hospice and learning how they have
coped during the pandemic. Camilla met with five families who have
been supported by Helen &…
The Prince of Wales presented The
Parachute Regiment with new Colours on Tuesday, reflecting on his
long history with the regiment and his first parachute drop. At
Merville Barracks in Colchester, Prince Charles, as Colonel in
Chief of the Regiment, joined the Colonel Commandant,
Lieutenant-General Sir John Lorimer, to inspect the front ranks and
watch the 1st, 2nd and 3rd Battalions. After…
The early life of the Duchess of Kent - from minor aristocracy to becoming one of the most respected royals
13th July 2021
She has long been one of the most popular
and well respected members of the Royal Family, even thought she
stepped back from public life many years ago. The Duchess of Kent
is held in warm regard by many and her calm demeanour and devotion
to charitable causes turned her…
The Duke of Kent may have retired, but Wimbledon is in safe hands with the Duchess of Cambridge
12th July 2021
It was the end of an era on Sunday
afternoon as the Duke of Kent presented his final trophy at
Wimbledon before retiring as President of the All England Lawn
Tennis Association, ending an association that the Kents have held
with Wimbledon for decades. For many of us, the…
Joy and heartbreak - William, Catherine & George celebrate and then commiserate as Italy beat England in penalties
11th July 2021
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge were
joined by their eldest child, Prince George, in the Royal Box at
Wembley on Sunday as they hoped to witness sporting history. 55
years after their win in the 1966 World Cup, England played in
their first major international tournament final – the European
Championships. Just 117 seconds into the game, 25-year-old Luke
Shaw got England off to a perfect…
