The Prince of Wales’ standard flew high
from the Tower of London’s White Tower Thursday as Charles and
Camilla marked a moment in royal history, honouring the 535th
anniversary since the Yeoman Warders were created. Also known as
Beefeaters, the Yeoman Warders were introduced during the reign of
Henry VII and have served as guards for the Tower of London’s
prisoners as well…
The Duke of Kent holds hands with German President to remember Dresden victims
14th February 2020
On Thursday, the Duke of Kent stood hand
in hand with the President of Germany, Frank-Walter Steinmeier, to
commemorate the 75th anniversary of the bombing of Dresden. Joined
by thousands of others, a human chain was formed around Dresden’s
old town to pay tribute…
On Wednesday, The Earl of Wessex
presented the premier league with its Duke of Edinburgh license
certificate. Now, young players at Fulham Football Club, Manchester
United, Swansea City AFC, Watford Football Club, and Wolverhampton
Wanderers will have the opportunity to…
The Queen is back to work just days after
returning to London from her Christmas break in Sandringham. On
Thursday, The Queen held audiences with newly-appointed Ambassadors
to the Court of St James’s. Among her guests were His Excellency Mr
Abderrahmane Benguerrah, Ambassador from the People’s Democratic
Republic of Algeria. His Excellency Mr Adrei Kelin, Ambassador
from…
On Wednesday, the Countess of Wessex
visited children and carers at Shooting Star Children’s Hospices in
Hampton. The Countess received a tour of the recently refurbished
and new facilities. Shooting Star is the leading children’s hospice
charity.
A true lone worker honoured by the Prince of Wales at the latest Buckingham Palace investiture
13th February 2020
Police work takes a special type of
person, but a Scottish special constable has been recognised by The
Queen for going above and beyond as the only full-time police
presence on the Isle of Jura. Special Constable Donald Ewen
Darroch, who combines policing duties with a…
Latest Royal News: a round up of this Spring's planned State Visits
13th February 2020
Spring means the first round of State
Visits for the new year and the royal diary is already beginning to
fill up with planned tours. The trips are always designed to
further co-operation between the countries involved although they
also provide an opportunity for plenty of pomp and ceremony. Royal
Central will keep you updated with all the planned trips over the
coming months. Here’s a…
At a reception to mark the 150th
anniversary of the Metropolitan and City Police Orphans Fund, the
Duke of Cambridge revealed that he has been writing letters to
officers and family members of emergency services personnel. “I’m
trying to write as much as I can to…
Kate makes first solo visit to Northern Ireland and visits Scotland in support of 5 Big Questions
13th February 2020
The Duchess of Cambridge took her 5 Big
Questions survey to Northern Ireland and Scotland on Wednesday,
revealing that over 200,000 people in the UK have taken her
landmark survey in support of her Early Years Programme. Kate was
greeted by Northern Ireland’s First…
ICYMI: A special father and son moment from the royal visit to Army Rehabilitation Centre
12th February 2020
On Tuesday, Prince Charles and his wife,
the Duchess of Cornwall joined the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge
for a rare joint appearance at the Defence Medical Rehabilitation
Centre in Nottinghamshire. While they were working, that didn’t
stop Charles and his son, William from having some fun. With a
little help from Charles, Prince William tried his hand in a game
of wheelchair…
