It is perhaps a little known anecdote,
but when he was studying at the University of Cambridge, the Prince
of Wales was struck by a bus while cycling in the city centre.
Prince Charles revealed the incident during a visit to Cambridge
back in 2016 alongside his wife, the Duchess of Cornwall. During a
visit to mark the bicentenary of the Fitzwilliam Museum in
Cambridge, the heir-to-the-throne…
The Queen has been joined by several
members of her family at Windsor Castle for an event celebrating
key workers. The Prince of Wales, the Duchess of Cornwall and the
Duke and Duchess of Cambridge took part in the mini celebration at
the Castle where the royals met and…
A hospice in Norfolk is selling off a
range of royal Christmas cards from the late 20th century after the
coronavirus pandemic hit its fundraising this year. The Norfolk
Hospice, Tapping House received the cards as a gift from a former
Sandringham Estate worker at the end…
It is often dubbed as one of the world’s
most secret societies – the world ofFreemasonry. From covert
handshakes to Masonic rituals, mystery surrounds the organisation
which has connections to the British Royal Family. Many members of
The Royal Family are rumoured to be Freemasons, although only two
current royals are publicly known to be part of the society. The
Duke of Kent has…
The Prince of Wales and Duchess of Cornwall celebrate the 800th anniversary of Salisbury Cathedral
8th December 2020
The Prince of Wales and The Duchess of
Cornwall visited Salisbury Cathedral to mark the 800th anniversary
of the founding of the cathedral. [getty src=”1289888230″
width=”594″ height=”403″] The Prince of Wales spoke during
the…
Prince Harry launches libel action against Mail on Sunday publisher
8th December 2020
The Duke of Sussex has launched a libel
action againstAssociated Newspapers, publisher of the Mail on
Sunday, the same newspaper against which his wife, the Duchess of
Sussex, is also pursuing separate legal action. The documents were
lodged with the high court by…
William and Kate criticised for using ‘live animals as decorations’
8th December 2020
Animal rights pressure group PETA has
criticised the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge for the use of live
reindeer during their royal train tour of the United Kingdom. At
the second stop of their 1,200 mile tour of the country, Their
Royal Highnesses were treated to the sight of three reindeer in
Berwick-upon-Tweed. Kensington Palace arranged for Rent A Reindeer
to bring three of their animals…
“The Crown” is fiction and Netflix trusts
that its subscribers realise that before hitting “play.” Last week,
United Kingdom Culture Secretary Oliver Dowden spoke with the press
asking Netflix to add a disclaimer, to make it clear that while
real people are being…
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge began
their whistle-stop tour of the United Kingdom on Monday, with stops
in Scotland and England as they travelled across the country to
thank frontline and key workers who have served their communities
throughout the pandemic. [getty…
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge have
become joint patrons of NHS Charities Together which supports and
champions charities across the National Health Service. William and
Kate’s new roles will see them give their backing to the work of
the organisation which includes 240 charities that provide extra
funding and services to the NHS, on top of the core services
already offered. Its work…
