This week hasn’t just been (yet another)
busy one for the Princess Royal. Amidst a string of engagements
that took her across the UK, Anne also gave us the regal fashion
statement of the week by turning up to an evening event in a
bowtie. Forget the increasingly pointless arguments about whether
royal women can show their shoulders/ knees/ ankles or whichever
Victorian revival of non…
Clarence House has confirmed that the
Prince of Wales and the Duchess of Cornwall will become the first
members of the British Royal Family to visit Cuba. The details came
as more information on their forthcoming visit to the Caribbean was
released. Five Commonwealth nations…
On Thursday, The Duke of Cambridge
visited projects that support the mental health and the wellbeing
of males. One standout point of the trip is when William visited a
programme called “Future Dads.” Future Dads is a charity located in
London that provides advice and…
The Queen makes top secret visit to GCHQ - the UK’s Intelligence, Security and Cyber Agency
14th February 2019
The Queen has visited the UK’s
Intelligence, Security and Cyber Agency – GCHQ – to mark the
centenary of the organisation. Her Majesty made an unannounced
visit to Watergate House – a formerly top secret location – on
Thursday morning. During the visit, The Queen encountered two
generations of women in the world of cybersecurity, meeting Ruth
Bourne, a Bletchley Park…
Prince Philip reacts to the news that he will not be prosecuted over Sandringham car crash
14th February 2019
The Duke of Edinburgh has reacted to the
new that he will not face prosecution over the Sandringham Car
Crash last month, with a Buckingham Palace spokesperson saying he
“respects” the decision. The Crown Prosecution Service revealed
that it is not within the…
The Crown Prosecution Service has said
that the Duke of Edinburgh will not face prosecution following the
car crash at Sandringham last month. In a statement, the CPS says
that it is not within the public interest to prosecute the
97-year-old. Chris Long, Chief Crown…
The Duchess of Cornwall spoke movingly
yesterday about her beloved mother, Rosalind Shand, while she spoke
at the official launch of the Royal Osteoporosis Society at
the Science Museum and unveiled its new logo. Her Royal Highness
said she wished her mother, who died from osteoporosis in 1994,
could be here today to see the progress being made against the
disease. “It’s just incredible…
Duchess of Cambridge at 100 Women in Finance Gala: " became acutely aware of just how important the earliest years of our lives really are"
14th February 2019
The Duchess of Cambridge attended the 100
Women in Finance Gala last night at the V&A Museum in support
of her Mentally Healthy Schools initiative. Having spent the
morning at the Mental Health in Education Conference where she
spoke about the work of Mentally Healthy…
Prince William cooks lunch for the homeless on visit to new patronage
14th February 2019
Donning an apron and rolled-up sleeves,
Prince William got to work in the kitchen at The Passage during his
first official engagement as patron. “I’ve come in to mess up your
lunch,” he said with a laugh. The Prince first visited the
homelessness charity in…
“There are 121 million children around
the world who should be in school but don’t have the chance – that
breaks my heart and I can’t and won’t sit back and do nothing about
it,” said Sarah, Duchess of York. In an effort to combat this
statistic, the duchess travelled to Sierra Leone with her
charity Street Child to launch the Schools for Tomorrow Campaign.
The new initiative…
