The Duchess of Cornwall visited a
pharmacy warehouse, a food bank and a homeless charity in East
Sussex on Tuesday to meet those helping support the British public
during the COVID-19 pandemic. She started her afternoon in Uckfield
at the head office of Kamsons Pharmacy, a family-owned group of 77
pharmacies that employs almost 1,000 people. As one of the only
healthcare providers whose doors…
Camilla hails Rail to Refuge scheme for abuse survivors
30th March 2021
Being on lockdown has presented unique
challenges for every family, but the pandemic has turned already
unsafe situations even worse for those experiencing domestic abuse.
The Duchess of Cornwall headed to Victoria Station on Tuesday to
learn more about a programme called…
The day the Queen Mother died and the newsreader with a burgundy tie who announced the story
30th March 2021
Peter Sissons was a BBC newsreader who
worked on some of the biggest royal stories of the 20th and 21st
centuries in his role as one of the UK’s leading newscaster. His
most high profile involvement with royal stories came in 2002 when
he was working the BBC on the…
A long-serving Derbyshire police
officer’s family have revealed some fascinating anecdotes about his
service in the force, including the day that Queen Elizabeth The
Queen Mother visited the county and ended up going missing. Ian
Parker served in the police force for more than three decades and
shortly after the 88-year-old recently passed away, details of his
encounter with The Queen Mother…
It’s been a busy week for Prince William,
he was named Lord High Commissioner to the 2021 General Assembly of
the Church of Scotland, he took part in commemorating the lives
lost in the coronavirus pandemic and now he has been declared
World’s Sexiest Bald Man by a…
Peter Phillips questioned by police after Scotland visit
28th March 2021
The Queen’s eldest grandchild Peter
Phillips has been “issued advice” after making a trip to Scotland
during the ongoing national lockdown. According to The Sun, locals
complained to the police after Mr Phillips made the 460 mile Rond
trip from Gloucestershire to…
What is Trooping the Colour?
28th March 2021
For over 260 years, Trooping the Colour
has marked the official birthday of the British sovereign. While
Queen Elizabeth II was born in April, the annual event takes place
in June. Over 1,400 parading soldiers, 200 horses, and 400
musicians come together for military precision, horsemanship, and
fanfare during the event. [getty src=”1148612115″ width=”594″
height=”398″…
The Duchess of Cambridge has teamed up
with the National Portrait Gallery once again for the publication
of a commemorative ‘Hold Still’ book a year on from the launch of
the successful, community-based portrait exhibition. Hold Still: A
Portrait of Our Nation in 2020…
Queen Elizabeth II will mark her 95th
birthday on 21 April, and today a new range of commemorative china
has been released by the Royal Collection Trust to celebrate the
occasion. The china collection includes a mug, pillbox, tankard,
side plate, and teacup and saucer…
The Prince of Wales and The Duchess of
Cornwall wrapped up their official visit to Athens on Thursday,
taking part in bicentenary independence celebrations around the
city. Their day began at a wreath-laying ceremony at the Monument
of the Unknown Soldier and a Greek Independence Day Military Parade
at Syntagma Square, joining other dignitaries in paying tribute.
The Monument of the Unknown…

