The Duke of Cambridge spoke with young
environmentalists over the weekend, congratulating them on their
passion for global change and calling them ‘shining lights’ of the
green movement. In a conversation with the 2020 winners of the UN
Environmental Programme Young Champions of the Earth, who William
was chatting with as part of the Earthshot Prize, he told the group
of seven that…
Prince of Wales receives lifetime achievement award for farming
8th February 2021
The Prince of Wales has been named
Farmers Weekly’s Lifetime Achievement Award winner for 2020 due to
his decades-long commitment to agriculture, practical support and
ability to bring attention to farming issues, as well as the way
he’s always championed innovation in…
History of unlucky royal names: John
8th February 2021
There are many names that some consider
unlucky and in royal circles this is something various ruling
dynasties have wished to avoid at all costs. From superstitions to
strange goings on during their reigns, Royal Central is taking a
look at the history behind some such…
The government is deluded if they think Prince Edward is their secret weapon for the union
6th February 2021
There are three constants in life: death,
taxes, and the row over Scotland gaining independence from the
United Kingdom. The matter was seemingly settled in a 2014
referendum which saw 55% of voters choose to stay in the union. But
the matter is clearly not going away, with Scottish nationalists
mounting a new bid to leave the UK. If the Scottish National Party
win the upcoming Parliamentary…
Duchess of Cambridge: Our fashion favourites
6th February 2021
With a new book coming out to mark the
Duchess of Cambridge’s fashion during her decade in the Royal
Family, we are taking a look at our favourite outfits in her
wardrobe. From her trousers to her glamorous gala gowns with
tiaras, let’s dive into some of…
Reports that the Earl and Countess of
Wessex were being lined up as official royal residents in Edinburgh
in a bid to calm calls for an independence referendum in Scotland
have surprised many. However, it’s not the first time that it’s
been suggested one of the Queen’s…
A Year in Review: The Sussex Exit
6th February 2021
The 8th of January 2020 is a day that
will not be forgotten in royal history. In an Instagram post, the
Duke and Duchess of Sussex announced they would “step back as
‘senior’ members” of the British Royal Family. The announcement
came with many questions. Where would the couple live? Would they
chose the United Kingdom or move to North America to be closer to
the…
The Queen marks the 69th anniversary of her accession to the throne
6th February 2021
The Queen is marking the anniversary of
the start of her reign. It is now sixty nine years since she took
the throne. Elizabeth II became Monarch sometime in the early hours
of February 6th 1952 when her father, King George VI, died in his
sleep. She was in Kenya at the…
The Queen appoints top spy as her new Lord Chamberlain
5th February 2021
The Queen has appointed the former
Director General of MI5 as her new Lord Chamberlain. Lord Parker,
the formerly the UK most senior British intelligence officer, takes
up the position as the most senior officer in the Royal Household
on April 1st. Andrew Parker, who…
It is a moment she always marks privately
but, this year, it will be very different. On the morning of
February 6th 2021, Elizabeth II will reach the 69th anniversary of
her accession. However, almost seven decades on from the start of
her reign, this year’s historic moment will have a changed aspect.
The Queen will spend the day at Windsor Castle where she has been
isolating with the Duke of…

