The Duke of Sussex’s engagement with Jon
Bon Jovi at Abbey Road Studios on Friday was missing from the Court
Circular as published inThe Times of London. Amateur royal
historian and scholar of the Court Circular, Cepe Smith, spotted
the omission . When asked whether this means Harry’s visit wasn’t
an official royal engagement, Mrs Smith tweeted: “Yes, which…
Edward VIII's wartime home for sale
28th February 2020
Edward VIII and Wallis Simpson’s former
Bahamas home is now on the market, but it comes with a hefty price
tag, $8.5 million, or, £6.6 million. In 1937, after Edward
abdicated the British throne so he could marry American socialite
Wallis Simpson, he became the…
The Countess of Wessex teases new official image
28th February 2020
In the middle of a day packed with five
royal engagements, the Countess of Wessex stopped to pose for a new
portrait for one of the organisations she supports. Sophie has been
snapped for an official photo for St. John Ambulance and she shared
the promise of the new image on…
Carolina - The blue-eyed Princess who became the grandmother of Europe
28th February 2020
It has been nearly two years since I
first saw the portrait of a young Princess with blue eyes in a
beautiful blue dress. Since then I’ve visited archives, held her
letters to her brother in my hand and visited the places where she
lived and died. Carolina of Orange-Nassau was bornon28 February
1743 as the daughter of William IV, Prince of Orange and Anne,
Princess Royal, the…
The Countess of Wessex opens new ballet studios named in her honour
27th February 2020
The Countess of Wessex was in Southwark
on Thursday morning to open new ballet studios which are named in
the 55-year-old royal’s honour. Sophie arrived at the Central
School of Ballet in a warm pink coat and red-patterned dress to
officially open The Countess of…
Is Princess Anne about to cancel the 2020 Olympic Games?
27th February 2020
The Princess Royal and her colleagues in
the International Olympic Committee (IOC) will be monitoring events
in Asia carefully over the coming months as they decide whether the
2020 Games should go ahead. Tokyo will host the Summer Olympic
Games in a few months time…
Canada says they won't pay for Sussex security after 31 March
27th February 2020
Canada has said they will not pay for the
Duke and Duchess of Sussex and their son, Archie’s security once
the couple officially quits as working members of the Royal Family
on 31 March. Canada has been forking out the bill since the couple
relocated there in November at the request of the Met Police.
Today, the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) released a
statement saying…
Prince William visits Mansfield - the first senior royal to visit town since his mother Diana in 1985
27th February 2020
The Duke of Cambridge paid an unannounced
visit to Nottinghamshire on Wednesday, stopping by the Tarmac’s
National Skills and Safety Park and The Beacon Project. William
first visited the Tarmac National Skills and Safety Park in Nether
Langwith to open the facilities…
The Duchess of Cambridge attended a
SportsAid event at the London Stadium to celebrate the role parents
and guardians play in raising young athletes. Hosted by track and
field and Olympic legend Jessica Ennis-Hill and Paralympian
Emmanuel Oyinbo-Coker, Kate took part in…
The Duke of Cambridge honours England cricket star Ben Stokes
27th February 2020
The Duke of Cambridge presided over an
Investiture at Buckingham Palace on Tuesday, presenting awards to
cricketers and naval heroes,among others. Leading Seaman David
Groves received The Queen’s Gallantry Medal after helping to save
the lives of 27 men aboard a burning ship in the Bay of Biscay. LS
Groves and the crew of the HMS Argyll helped when the Grande
America’s cargo caught…

