The Queen has emerged from Windsor Castle
for the first time since the funeral of Prince Philip to take her
dogs for a walk. Earlier this year, Her Majesty welcomed two new
corgi puppies to the family to help her through lockdown. The dogs
have been a source of strength for the 94-year-old monarch during
the period of time her husband was admitted to hospital, and have
offered companionship…
There may have only been 30 mourners
attending Prince Philip’s funeral in person, but 13.6 million more
were watching from at home on the television. The overnight TV
ratings, which only takes into account those watching in the United
Kingdom, shows that a huge…
Period of national mourning in the UK officially comes to an end as The Royal Family continues to grieve
18th April 2021
The eight day period of national mourning
has come to an end in the UK with flags on buildings being returned
to full mast. However, as is to be expected, The Royal Family
continues to grieve at Windsor and are officially still in a state
of mourning. This royal…
The Queen to live at Windsor Castle permanently and is unlikely to stay another night at Buckingham Palace
18th April 2021
The Queen is to live at Windsor Castle
permanently from now on, and is unlikely to spend another night at
Buckingham Palace. According to the Daily Mail, the monarch, who
turns 95-years-old next week, is now settled at Windsor Castle and
is unlikely to ever ‘stay another night’ at Buckingham Palace. The
Queen will still return to her Central London residence for work
and…
The choir of four voices at the funeral
of Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh, has been widely praised for
their powerful and moving performances on Saturday. Due to
government guidelines on social distancing, there had to be
alterations to the original plans for…
Like many other Commonwealth nations,
Canada held a commemorative service in honour of Prince Philip,
Duke of Edinburgh. Held at Christ Church Cathedral in Ottawa,
Ontario, after the funeral at Windsor finished, it celebrated the
Duke’s life and his relationship with…
A Canadian perspective of Prince Philip's funeral
17th April 2021
Every country in the Commonwealth
believes that they have a special relationship with the Royal
Family. And I believe that to a large extent, each nation does have
its own unique and special relationship with the royals. Prince
Philip visited Canada over 70 times and greatly admired the
Canadian Armed Forces. And as a Canadian, it was lovely to see that
relationship acknowledged at the…
Remembering Philip: the influential prince
17th April 2021
The Royal Family, as a whole, supports
many diverse causes and initiatives, but a common thread weaves
through generations of royal initiatives: conservation,
environmentalism, and a passion to protect the environment. The
Duke of Edinburgh’s influence in this area…
As part of our obituary coverage marking
the death of Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh, the Royal Central
team are reliving some of their favourite moments involving His
Royal Highness. In this article, Senior Royal Reporter Jess Ilse
talks us through her most memorable…
Princess Alexandra attends Prince Philip's funeral
17th April 2021
Princess Alexandra, a first cousin of Her
Majesty The Queen, has appeared in public for the first time in
many months to attend the funeral of The Prince Philip, Duke of
Edinburgh. She was one of the 30 members of the family invited to
the funeral today. She was seated in the Quire of St. George’s
Chapel with the other members of the royal family. The attendees
were all several seats…

