The Duchess of Cornwall saw first-hand
how Medical Detection Dogs are being trained to detect COVID-19 in
people when she paid a visit to London Paddington station. Camilla,
who is patron of the Medical Detection Dogs organisation, viewed a
training session at the station on October 27th 2020. The COVID-19
Detection Dog Project is supported by her patronage, as well as the
London School of…
History of Royal Titles: Why are male heirs to the British throne called the Prince of Wales?
28th October 2020
Aside from the historically important
position of king or queen, the title of ‘The Prince of Wales’ has
existed for the longest time. It originated in approximately 1223
when Llywelyn ap Gruffudd was given the title by the English King
Henry III. Royal Central is taking…
The Duchess of Cornwall visits arboretum near Highgrove
27th October 2020
The Duchess of Cornwall has visited
Westonbirt Arboretum, declaring that, “There’s nothing better than
working outside.” Camilla, who is Patron of the Friends of the
Westonbirt Arboretum, spent time at the facilities on October 26th
to learn more about the…
Sussexes set to have very different Thanksgiving with new California rules issued by governor
27th October 2020
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex are set to
have a very different American Thanksgiving this year thanks to the
new rules issued by California Governor Gavin Newsom. The Governor
has issued the new rules in an effort to combat the ongoing
pandemic and has said that celebrations must take place outside and
include no more than three households. Additionally, people must
keep their masks on at all…
History of Royal Titles: The Princess Royal
26th October 2020
There are a huge number of official
titles given to members of The Royal Family, often determined by
degrees of seniority or place in the line of succession. Royal
Central is taking a look at where the title ‘The Princess Royal’
originated from and who it can be used…
History of Royal Titles: the Earldom of Wessex
26th October 2020
The Earl of Wessex is not a title that
has been used very often throughout royal history – so much so that
in the time between the first creation and third creation, the
county of Wessex ceased to exist in England. Royal Central is
investigating the story behind this…
The wrong York wants to take on royal duties
26th October 2020
This weekend, the wrong York announced
that they would like to take on official royal duties. That’s
right, beleaguered Prince Andrew, whose annus horribilis kicked off
last November with a disastrous News Night interview to defend
himself against allegations of wrongdoing and his friendship with
convicted paedophile Jeffrey Epstein and culminated mere weeks
later with the announcement that…
An American perspective on Meghan's advocation for voting
25th October 2020
The Duchess of Sussex has been active in
the 2020 presidential election and asking Americans to get out and
vote. This has caused some controversy in the UK as members of the
Royal Family normally stay quiet in regards to politics. As the
lone American on Royal…
Royal Ghost Stories: Anne Boleyn
25th October 2020
Many people believe that there is a
supernatural world beyond our own; a world where ghosts, spectres
and past souls roam free – or perhaps stay on earth to complete
some unfinished business. These beliefs have brought up hundreds of
reported sightings throughout history…
The Duchess of Cornwall presents Special Olivier Award
24th October 2020
The Duchess of Cornwall presented a
special Olivier Award to lyricist Don Black for his contributions
to musical theatre, appearing in a pre-taped segment for a
socially-distanced awards show that airs on Sunday night. Camilla
filmed her segment last week at the London Palladium, saying: “It
is such a treat to be in a theatre again, even if we haven’t quite
made it as far as the…

