The Duchess of Cambridge might be
attending her first official state banquet that will be honouring
Chinese leader, Xi Jinping. Although almost five years have elapsed
since her glorious wedding in later April of 2011, the Duchess has
not yet attended a state banquet, an occasion in which she is
required to dress formally. The event is to transpire in over a
week at Buckingham Palace, set in a…
A peaceful protest is being organised in
Glasgow this Friday, to fight against the naming of the city’s new
hospital after The Queen. The new £842-million
hospital was built in May this year and was formerly called
the South Glasgow University Hospital – a name…
It is well-known that Camilla is an
ardent reader and has a keen interest in promoting the advantages
of reading both to children and adults alike. Hosting numerous
literacy events, The Duchess has sat and read to children as well
as met with adult readers eager to improve…
“Patriotism is not enough. I must have no
hatred or bitterness for anyone.” These were the words of Edith
Cavell, a British nurse who was shot for helping Allied soldiers
escape from Belgium during the First World War. Now, Edith’s memory
will be honoured in a service held in Belgium to mark the 100th
anniversary of her execution. The service will be attended by a
number of…
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge marked
World Mental Health Day today by visiting a project in Harrow run
by the mental health charity, Mind. William and Kate spent several
hours meeting young people affected by mental health issues and
hearing about how they have gone on…
The Duchess of Gloucester opens Pittville home for children with disabilities
9th October 2015
On Tuesday, The Duchess of Gloucester
officially opened a new accommodation for young people with
disabilities in Pittville, Cheltenham. The Duchess of Gloucester on
a previous engagement. National Star’s Bradbury Gardens provides
accommodation to college students with…
The Princess Royal was in Coventry on
Tuesday to help celebrate the 50th anniversary of the University of
Warwick being awarded the Royal Charter of Institution. In 1965,
Her Majesty The Queen granted the charter and the university’s
first 450 undergraduates were welcomed to the campus in October of
the same year. Princess Anne on a previous engagement to the Open
University. Upon her…
A shockingly low number of Canadians Support Prince Charles as next Monarch
8th October 2015
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The new Leader of the Opposition, Jeremy
Corbyn, will not be at the meeting of the Privy Council today – it
would have been his first opportunity to take up membership of the
body. The Labour leader has said he is too busy to attend
today’s meeting of the council…
The Prince of Wales has denied claims of
intervening in the judicial proceedings against Peter Ball, a
former leading Church of England clergyman, who was jailed
yesterday for sex offences against young men. During the
sentencing hearing, which took place at the Old Bailey, the court
heard that when Ball was first accused of indecent assault in 1993
letters of support for him came from several…
