The Sussexes

Flower named after Archie Harrison makes Chelsea Flower Show Debut

The celebrations have not slowed down after Baby Sussex, Archie Harrison, was born earlier this month.  Now, the Chelsea Flower Show is taking their turn to mark the birth of a new royal baby. Embed from Getty Images Chrysanthemums Direct has launched the “Archie Harrison” Chrysanthemum.  Picked prior to his birth, the flower was chosen based on it’s bright-yellow colour which…
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Prince & Princess of Wales

Duke of Cambridge throws support behind Drowning Prevention Strategy for a #SaferThames

The Duke of Cambridge has thrown his support behind the Drowning Prevention Strategy for a #SaferThames – an initiative to prevent accidental drownings, self-harm and suicide attempts. The Duke launched the #SaferThames yesterday, the same day he attended the Garden Party at Buckingham Palace alongside his wife, the Duchess of Cambridge and his grandmother, The Queen. The Duke, who was…
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The Royal Family at the Chelsea Flower Show - the photos

The Royal Family made a blooming impressive showing at The Royal Horticultural Society’s Chelsea Flower Show Monday night, with The Queen, the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, the Duke of York, Princess Beatrice, the Earl and Countess of Wessex, the Duke and Duchess of Gloucester, Prince and Princess Michael of Kent, and Princess Alexandra in attendance. This year’s event also had a…
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The Kents

Princess Alexandra takes her granddaughter to Wimbledon to celebrate the unveiling of a new £70m roof

Princess Alexandra and her granddaughter, Zenouska Mowatt, attended a special event at Wimbledon on Sunday to mark the unveiling of a new £70m roof. Her Royal Highness and Miss Mowatt were seated in the Royal Box alongside other dignitaries to watch the star-studded unveiling ceremony. The four-hour event was held to mark The All England Lawn Tennis Club unveiling the fully retractable roof on…
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