Margaret Greville is not a commonly known
name. However, her legacy can be seen on several members of the
British Royal Family to this day. Many of the tiaras, necklaces,
and brooches worn today in the royal family were originally owned
by The Hon. Mrs Ronald Greville, but how did they end up in the
possession of the royals? Born in December 1863, Margaret Helen
Anderson was the daughter…
Happy 2nd wedding anniversary to Harry & Meghan - take a look back at their special day
19th May 2020
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex are
celebrating their second wedding anniversary. Harry and Meghan
married on 19 May 2018 at St George’s Chapel, Windsor. As the
couple mark this milestone, Royal Central rewinds to their royal
wedding. Engagement On 27 November…
The Queen and her family have shared
their garden secrets in support of a favourite royal annual that’s
been cancelled because of the coronavirus pandemic. On the day the
Chelsea Flower Show was due to get under way, the Royal Family
created their own perfect posy as…
The Queen has sent a message of support
to the Chelsea Flower Show in a difficult year. As the annual event
went online, because of the coronavirus pandemic, Her Majesty
underlined its importance to the Royal Family. The Chelsea Flower
Show has been cancelled for the first time since the Second World
War because of the coronavirus pandemic. The event will now be held
virtually with online…
The yearly Order of the Garter ceremony
is known as the “oldest and most senior Order of Chivalry in
Britain.” Established by King Edward III nearly 700 years ago in
1348, The Queen joins senior members of the Royal Family including
her children, Princes Charles…
Sophie Helen Rhys-Jones was born on 20
January 1965 as the youngest child and only daughter
of Christopher Bournes Rhys-Jones and the late Mary O’Sullivan
at the Radcliffe Infirmary, Oxford. She has an elder brother,
David. One of her godparents was the late actor Thane…
Prince William thanks police officers for their tireless work during the ongoing public health emergency
16th May 2020
The Duke of Cambridge has written a
letter of support to the Police Federation of England and Wales,
thanking police officers for their work during the COVID-19
pandemic. William’s letter reads: “I am writing to convey Catherine
and my personal thanks for the truly remarkable work that the
Police Forces of the United Kingdom are doing, day in day out, to
keep us all safe and keep the…
Duke of Cambridge joins video call with "role model" Muslim community in Christchurch
16th May 2020
The Duke of Cambridge joined a video call
on Thursday to speak with members of the Muslim community in
Christchurch, New Zealand, that he’d met during his visit to the
country last year after the Al-Noor and Linwood Mosque terrorist
attacks. The video call, which…
Duke and Duchess of Cambridge celebrate the first anniversary of their mental health textline
16th May 2020
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge have
marked the first anniversary of their mental health textline, Shout
UK, by releasing a video call they made with several Shout
volunteers and with Shout’s Chief Executive, Victoria Hornby.
William and Kate spoke with five…
It has come to our attention recently
that there is some confusion about the Duke and Duchess Of
Cambridge’s placement in terms of entitlement to titles, in order
to try and redress this, here’s our short, yet we hope informative
guide, to what Prince William is in line for when his father
succeeds to the throne. Firstly, the most notable and questioned
title the heir to the throne usually…
