The Queen has this week paid tribute to
the Royal Pharmaceutical Society as they celebrating their 180th
anniversary. Founded in April 1841 by a group of chemists and
druggists, the society works to support and represent pharmacists
and the profession. Less than a year after it was founded, the
Society was granted a Royal Charter of Incorporation by Queen
Victoria. In a note to the Society on…
The Countess of Wessex speaks out about menstruation, menopause, and pregnancy as she takes up new patronage
21st May 2021
The Countess of Wessex has become the new
patron of Wellbeing of Women, a women’s health charity dedicated to
saving and changing the lives of women, girls, and babies. The
charity also helps to improve the health and wellbeing of a woman’s
life through research…
Prince William releases emotive statement telling of his “indescribable sadness” at how the BBC treated his mother
20th May 2021
The Duke of Cambridge has released a
statement describing his “indescribable sadness” following Lord
Dyson’s inquiry into the BBC’s improper methods used to properly
obtain a 1995 interview between his late mother and Martin Bashir
for Panorama. After thanking…
Prince Harry has released a statement
following the release of the findings of Lord Dyson’s investigation
into the BBC’s Panorama interview with Diana, Princess of Wales in
1995. In his statement, the Duke of Sussex praised his “resilient,
brave and unquestionably honest” mother and said that by protecting
her legacy, everyone is protected. He thanked the media who have…
A petition is urging the new owners of
the Windsor Yards shopping centre to rename it Duke of Edinburgh’s
Court in honour of Prince Phillip who died last month aged 99.
According to the BBC, the petition organiser, John Webb, said the
current name gives an…
The Prince of Wales visited the historic
village of Caledon, in County Tyrone, to view how businesses have
been given a new lease on life for the local community. Hosted by
Lord and Lady Caledon, Prince Charles toured the sites of
development projects that will revitalise…
The Duchess of Cornwall sees the value of horsepower as her visit to Northern Ireland comes to an end
20th May 2021
The Duchess of Cornwall wrapped up her
two-day visit to Northern Ireland with a visit to an equine therapy
charity. At Horses for People, Camilla met its founder, June
Burgess, and senior staff and horses, and those currently taking
workshops. According to Clarence House, Horses for People has been
running workshops since 2013 to help people with stress, to team
build at their workplaces…
The Duchess of Cornwall, newly-minted
Colonel-in-Chief of The Rifles, visited 2 Rifles’s Northern Ireland
base in Lisburn to unveil a plaque for its Rifles Welfare Garden.
Camilla arrived with a fanfare played by buglers in the Rifles
regiment and then met with the…
The Duchess of Cornwall joins the Camilla Club
20th May 2021
The Duchess of Cornwall visited the
aptly-named Camilla Club on the final day of her visit to Northern
Ireland. Upon arrival at the Kilcooley Women’s Centre, which has
provided support to vulnerable women in the area since 1995,
Camilla met with staff and members to…
A former Director General of the BBC has
apologised to Earl Spencer after a new enquiry found that Martin
Bashir used ”rogue methods” to secure his 1995 interview with
Diana, Princess of Wales. The report, made public on May 20th 2021,
looked at the methods used by Bashir to gain the confidence of the
princess for the Panorama interview which is widely seen as a
catalyst for the…

