The Duke of Gloucester found a unique way
to mark World Architecture Day this week: he took to the Royal
Family Twitter account to share his top three favourite buildings
in the United Kingdom. To mark the special day, on October 5th
2020, Prince Richard’s first pick was Maggie’s Centre in Leeds,
which he calls “a ‘special’ building supporting people living with
cancer, which…
The Prince of Wales has taken to social
media to show his support for locally grown food. In a series of
tweets posted to the Clarence House account, Prince Charles shared
photos of meetings he had with food producers at his Birkhall
estate in Scotland to learn more about…
The Duke of Kent has long been a valued
working member of the Royal Family, with his main areas of interest
including war commemoration, rescue, medicine, social care, sport,
innovation, business, engineering, music and fostering relations
between the UK and Germany. On…
The Duchess of Cambridge visited the
University of Derby on October 6th to chat with students about
mental health and the support they receive on campus throughout the
COVID-19 pandemic. Kate’s visit comes just before World Mental
Health Day on Saturday and saw her discussing mental health with
university staff and students as well as hearing how Student Minds,
a student-based mental health…
The Countess of Wessex marked World
Teachers Day with a visit to Stepping Stones School in Surrey on
October 5th. The Royal Family social media account shared photos of
Sophie visiting with students outside at their Forest School, where
they showed the royal aspects of…
World Cerebral Palsy Day was honoured by
the Duchess of Gloucester when she participated in a video chat
Tuesday with two families being helped by one of her patronages,
Cerebral Palsy Scotland. “May I say how very delighted I am to
speak to you on World Cerebral…
On 6 July 1893, Prince George
(1865-1936), the second son of the future King Edward VII and Queen
Alexandra, married Princess Mary of Teck (1867-1953). Mary had been
previously engaged to George’s older brother, Prince Albert Victor,
who had died of influenza a few weeks before their wedding. George
became King on 6 May 1910 when Edward VII died. [getty
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It’s become one of the most popular
history shows on British TV, helping its young viewers to learn all
about the past while enjoying themselves. And one of the ways that
‘Horrible Histories’ manages that is by its clever use of music.
Here, Royal Central…
Government exemption for Prince Charles means he will not have to be quarantined on his return from Kuwait
5th October 2020
It has been confirmed that the Prince of
Wales will not be required to self-isolate on his return to the UK
from Kuwait due to a government exemption. As the law stands,
anybody returning to the UK from Kuwait must self-isolate for a
period of 14 days. This means…
The Queen has released a message to mark
Journalism Matters Week praising the ‘vital’ work of the news
industry. The 94-year-old monarch said that the ongoing global
health emergency has shown the importance of the media industry as
it provides ‘trusted, reliable sources of information.’ Her Majesty
also praised the news industry’s efforts in supporting through…
