Buckingham Palace feels ‘an amount of
displeasure’ following remarks made by former Prime Minister David
Cameron concerning The Queen. Speaking to the BBC, a palace source
said that Mr Cameron’s remarks about The Queen and Scottish
independence led to an ‘amount of displeasure’. Mr Cameron, who was
Prime Minister for six years, said that he had asked Her Majesty…
The BBC has launched ‘Own It,’ an app to
help with children’s mental health online, and the Duke of
Cambridge is lending his support. The Royal Foundation’s
cyberbullying taskforce provided input for the new app. It is
designed to combine…
The Duke of Cambridge opened a new BAFTA
exhibition in Piccadilly on Monday morning and got the chance to
view iconic British film and television pieces. The ‘Behind the
Screens’ exhibition features costumes, scripts, storyboards, and
other relevant pieces…
Statue of Prince Philip may stand in Trafalgar Square after his death
17th September 2019
A memorial statue of 98-year-old Prince
Philip is being proposed for the fourth plinth in Trafalgar Square
which would be commissioned after his death, according to the
Sunday Times. This is seen as the prime spot and would be placed
where a giant blue rooster, large thumb and naked man once stood.
If approved, it would end twenty years of modern art displays on
the spot. Since 1998, rotating…
New photo of Archie accompanies Meghan's birthday wishes to Harry
15th September 2019
” The best husband and most amazing dad
to our son”. This personal message is just part of the birthday
message to the Duke of Sussex shared by his wife as Prince Harry
turns 35. The special words are part of a celebration posted on the
Sussex Royal Instagram…
Prince William shows his support for rugby player Gareth Thomas after HIV announcement
15th September 2019
The Duke of Cambridge has sent a personal
message of support to rugby star, Gareth Thomas, after the player
revealed he was HIV positive. William’s words were shared on the
official Kensington Royal social media accounts. The message read
”Courageous as ever…
A look back at the Duke of Sussex's life so far on his birthday
15th September 2019
During the fall of 1984, Diana, Princess
of Wales gave birth to her second son, a boy affectionately known
as Harry. They revealed his full name would be Henry Charles Albert
David, a perfect name for someone third in line to the throne.
Harry is now sixth-in-line to the throne after his father Charles,
brother William, and William’s three children (Prince George,
Princess Charlotte, and Prince…
The Duchess of Cambridge has lent her
support to a youth-based campaign that aims to help save the bee
population in the UK, and young people can sign up to help at their
local grocery store. Backyard UK has launched a new campaign called
Save the Bees Mission to…
Countess of Wessex to attend Commonwealth Women's Affairs Ministers Meeting in Nairobi
14th September 2019
The Countess of Wessex will continue her
work with the Women, Peace and Security agenda (WPS) and the
Preventing Sexual Violence in Conflict Initiative (PSVI) as she
visits Nairobi, Kenya from 19th to 20th September. The Countess
will deliver a speech at the opening of…
Princess Anne gives the royal seal of approval to a 150-year-old fight for women's equality in education
13th September 2019
As Chancellor of Edinburgh University,
the Princess Royal had a very special role September 11 as she
celebrated the legacy of seven incredible women who fought against
prejudice when they were prevented from graduating as doctors 150
years ago. Known as the ‘Edinburgh Seven,’ Sophia Jex-Blake, Isabel
Thorne, Edith Pechey, Matilda Chaplin, Helen Evans, Mary Anderson
Marshall and…
