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, Andrew, and Edward as well as
Princess Anne, her grandson Prince William, and other knights. Both
men and women are recognised for…
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…
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 was posted on the Royal Family
YouTube page, showed William talking with Imam Alani Lateef, Imam
Gamal Fouda and Farid Ahmad…
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 centuries, the reigning Monarch in
Britain has been considered the font of justice. But what does this
mean, and does it mean The Queen can do whatever she wants without
legal repercussions? We’re about to take a look back at the days
when Monarchs played a vital role in administering justice to give
an accurate and direct answer. Many hundreds of years ago, the
reigning Monarchs of…
The British royal family has many notable
pieces of jewellery in their collection. From personal purchases to
items passed down through generations, Royal Central is taking a
look at the origins of the Cambridge emeralds. Nearly 200 years
ago, in Germany, after the…
The Duke of Cambridge has sent a letter
of support to The Diana Award, an award for young people named
after his late mother, Diana, Princess of Wales, for the work the
organisation does with young people. William’s letter reads: “I
wanted to write to send my…
The Royal Family released a video to mark
the International Day of the Nurse on Tuesday, featuring various
members of the family talking to nurses throughout the
Commonwealth. From The Queen and The Royal Family this
#InternationalNursesDay: Thank you ? pic.twitter.com/YZvREWRlR9—
Kensington Palace (@KensingtonRoyal) May 12, 2020 The Queen, who
only appears in an audio recording…
