Back in the mists of time, where fact,
fantasy and fiction blur Cornwall may even have been a Kingdom in
its own right. However, by the time of the Norman Conquest in 1066,
Cornwall was an Earldom and remained that way until 1336. The Duchy
was created by Edward III in 1336 to provide his son, Edward the
Black Prince with an income. The Duchy of Cornwall was created as a
Royal Duchy, and was to…
Woman who grew £40,000 worth of cannabis escapes jail after telling judge Prince Charles inspired her to do so
30th October 2016
A woman who suffers from multiple
sclerosis has been spared jail after she claimed the reason she
grew £40,000 worth of cannabis in her home was because Prince
Charles inspired her to. She claims that she had heard
The Prince of Wales talking about its medical…
Last Friday, the Prince of Wales traveled
to Aberfan to pay his respects on the 144 victims on the 50th
anniversary of the disaster. The tragedy claimed the lives of 116
children and 28 adults. It also destroyed homes and a school. The
Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh visited…
Next Thursday, 3 November, the Duchess of
Cambridge will be attending the UK Premiere of ‘A Street Cat Named
Bob’. The premiere will be in aid of Action on Addiction of which
the Duchess is Patron. At the premiere taking place in Curson
Mayfair, London, the Duchess of Cambridge will walk the red carpet
and meet representatives of Action on Addiction. The charity
“brings help…
On Thursday evening, Princess Beatrice of
York attended the 2016 Asia Game Changer Awards Dinner at the
United Nations in New York City. This dinner was to honour
Dr Sanduc Ruit (C). The Princess and Charles Rockefeller
presented the award-winning Nepali eye surgeon with…
Video and photos released of Prince Harry's time in Africa working with elephants
28th October 2016
Kensington Palace has released a video
taken by African Parks narrated by Prince Harry along with a
gallery of photos of his time in Africa this summer. Harry spent
three weeks in Malawi working alongside veterinarians, experts, and
volunteers working on the largest…
The Duke of Edinburgh opens the world's first vertical cable car
28th October 2016
The Duke of Edinburgh officially opened
the world’s first vertical cable car on Friday in the English
seaside town of Brighton. Embed from Getty Images Whilst opening
the new British Airways i360, the 95-year-old Prince went for a
ride on the cable car in an observation pod. The one of a kind
attraction was conceived and designed by Marks Barfield Architects,
who were also the creators of…
Veteran journalist and television
presenter Andrew Marr, has revealed that The Queen often mistakes
the Russian President Vladimir Putin for himself. Speaking at a
Royal Television Society event, Mr Marr said that Her Majesty
constantly has to remind herself that she is…
The Queen and members of The Royal Family
visited Waitrose today during a visit to Poundbury, before making a
stop at a pub. Embed from Getty Images The Duke of Edinburgh, The
Prince of Wales and The Duchess of Cornwall joined Her Majesty on
the visit where they toured…
Prince Charles unveils statue of his grandmother, The Queen Mother
27th October 2016
A statue of The Queen Mother has been
unveiled by Prince Charles and The Queen. The bronze statue, which
is 9ft and 6in tall now stands in the square of the new area at the
edge of Dorchester in the new Poundbury development. The square
itself is named after The Queen Mother Embed from Getty Images It
was created by celebrated sculptor Philip Jackson who often acts as
the Royal Sculptor. He…
