Princess Anne is perhaps the British
Royal Family’s most sustainable dresser, and on Tuesday evening,
she presented the Queen Elizabeth II Award for British Design to a
sustainable jewellery designer during London Fashion Week. Rosh
Mahtani, a London-born Zambia-raised jewellery designer, was chosen
to receive the award this year. She runs the Alighieri brand, which
is inspired by Dante…
The Duchess of Cambridge made a rare
video appearance on the Kensington Royal Instagram account to
promote her 5 Big Questions survey. The video, posted on Tuesday
morning, shows Kate in the countryside talking directly to the
camera about why she launched her landmark…
Setback for Harry & Meghan as The Queen prevents them from using their 'Sussex Royal' brand
18th February 2020
The Queen has dealt a setback to the Duke
& Duchess of Sussex after Her Majesty ruled that the couple can no
longer use their ‘Sussex Royal’ brand. According to reports in
Wednesday’s Daily Mail, the couple will no longer be able to use
the ‘royal’ name because…
Charles brushes up on his Shakespeare during a day out in Warwickshire
18th February 2020
The Prince of Wales travelled back in
time with the Bard and then into the future of automobile
innovation Tuesday as he carried out a busy schedule of engagements
in Warwickshire and the West Midlands. Charles, who serves as
president of the Royal Shakespeare Company (RSC), started his day
in Stratford-upon-Avon to view the major redevelopment and
restoration project being carried out at the…
The Duke of Cambridge sat down with Aston
Villa footballer John McGinn to talk about the Heads Up mental
health campaign and the football season. McGinn, who plays for
William’s team, jokes at the start of the video, which was posted
to the Kensington Palace Twitter…
Prince of Wales tours Emma Willis factory
18th February 2020
On Monday, the Prince of Wales visited
shirt maker Emma Willis and her factory in Gloucestershire. The
71-year-old was given a tour of the factory floor and the cutting
room. Willis set up the business in 1989. With a shop on London’s
Jermyn Street, Willis is nearby to…
Buckingham Palace video shows Palace restoration project
18th February 2020
A new video from Buckingham Palace shows
work being done to restore the iconic building. More specifically,
the video shows how officials are working to preserve its historic
nineteenth-century wallpaper in the Yellow Drawing Room. The vital
work will protect the wallpaper from getting damaged as nearby
construction work continues as part of the Reservicing programme.
Once the work is…
Labour leadership contender Lisa Nandy says she would abolish the monarchy & would like to see Queen Meghan
17th February 2020
A leading contender to replace Jeremy
Corbyn as the leader of the Labour Party in Britain says that she
would like to see the Duchess of Sussex be made Queen. During
televised leadership hustings on Channel 4, Lisa Nandy was asked
whether she would abolish the monarchy if…
More sorrow for The Queen as her nephew announces he is to divorce
17th February 2020
The Queen has been hit with the news of
another divorce in her family – less than a week after her grandson
announced that he too was to separate from his wife. The Earl of
Snowdon, the son of Princess Margaret and Anthony Armstrong-Jones,
is to divorce his wife…
The Countess of Wessex Studios to open late February
17th February 2020
The Countess of Wessex will receive a
special tribute later this month when a building at the new
premises for the Central School of Ballet is named in her honour.
Sophie, who has been patron of the Central School of Ballet and its
appeal to move to Paris Garden in Southwark, will visit on 27
February to view the newly-designed ‘The Countess of Wessex
Studios’ and meet students, staff and…

