Weather does not discriminate; a fact
Prince Charles and Duchess of Cornwall know all too well. The
gardens of their Scottish home, Birkhall were swept away by floods,
destroying 14 years of restoration work just after this past
Christmas. Cheering crowds greeted the royal pair in sunny
Stamford Bridge in east Yorkshire on Thursday. The current scene
was a stark contrast to the torrential rains…
Duke and Duchess of Cambridge bid farewell to RAF Search and Rescue
19th February 2016
On Thursday, the Duke and Duchess of
Cambridge attended a parade and service in Anglesey, a place near
and dear to their hearts. Their return to the welsh RAF base
formally marked the close of the UK’s search and rescue helicopter
service after 75 years. The service is now…
Queen to visit London's Crossrail construction site
19th February 2016
The Queen will pay a trip to
Europe’s largest construction project next week when
she visits the Crossrail works at London’s Bond Street. Her
Majesty is due to make the 26m descent underground to see the
ongoing building of brand new ticket halls that are
expected…
The Duchess of Cambridge becomes patron of the Anna Freud Centre
18th February 2016
While the world focussed on the
#YoungMindsMatter campaign, the Duchess of Cambridge was already
looking ahead to her future patronages in supporting children’s
mental health. As she spearheaded her #YoungMindsMatter crusade
with the help of the Huffington Post UK, The Duchess of Cambridge
also became patron of the Anna Freud Centre yesterday. To showcase
her continued, personal support of the…
Prince Charles meets “mini-me” while visiting Teesside steel plant
18th February 2016
While on a visit to Redcar, North
Yorkshire, the Prince of Wales discovered his greatest admirer in a
young boy who insists on dressing in a smart suit at all times to
be like the Prince. Six year-old Benjamin Cooper was waiting to
meet Prince Charles with his sister and…
Duchess of Cambridge writes blog for #youngmindsmatter
17th February 2016
As part of her guest edit for the
Huffington Post, the Duchess of Cambridge has written a blog
submission as part of the #youngmindsmatter campaign. The new
series, Young Minds Matter, was created to start the conversation
about the mental and emotional health of today’s…
Prince William makes controversial speech to Foreign Office diplomats
17th February 2016
Prince William has given a speech to
British diplomats at the Foreign Office in London, a speech that
many are calling an intervention in the upcoming referendum on
Britain’s membership in the European Union. In his speech, the
future king said: “In an increasingly turbulent world, our
ability to unite in common action with other nations is essential.
It is the bedrock of our security and…
Church of England picks ten-year-old’s logo for The Queen’s birthday
14th February 2016
Out of over a thousand entries, the
Church of England’s commemorative logo for Queen Elizabeth II’s
90th birthday celebrations was designed by a ten-year-old boy. The
Church of England held a contest throughout its schools to decide
on a logo for the celebrations, and…
Rare Canada 15¢ gray Large Queen stamp from 1868 to be auctioned
14th February 2016
A rare and unused variety of
the Canada 15¢ gray Large Queen stamp from the 1868 series
will be offered for auctions in Ottowa in Canada on the 1st of
March. The auctions will also include hundreds of lots of Canadian
and British North America stamps and other items from…
When the Duchess of Cambridge takes over
as guest editor for The Huffington Post UK on Wednesday, 17
February, she will focus on behavioural and emotional problems in
children. In a post published on The Huffington Post UK’s website
late Friday night, Dr. Harold Koplewicz discusses the Duchess’s
focus and outlines why children’s mental health is an important
issue for everyone to understand…

