King Charles III

Back on her feet: Camilla joins Prince Charles at Battle of Loos event in Scotland

After falling ill and missing three engagements, The Duchess of Cornwall was back to business on Saturday joining Prince Charles in Scotland. The Duchess, who missed the Battle of Britain Service of Thanksgiving at Westminster Abbey last Sunday, was in fine form Saturday for the ceremony in Dundee marking 100 years since the Battle of Loos. Friday 25th September marked one hundred years since the…
Read more
The Edinburghs

The Countess of Wessex officially opens Sandford St. Martin’s Primary School in Dorset

The Countess of Wessex met pupils at staff on Wednesday morning at Sandford St. Martin’s Primary School. After arriving by helicopter The Countess was welcomed to the newly built school by Her Majesty’s Lord-Lieutenant of Dorset, Mr. Angus Campbell, Headteacher, Jeremy Payne, staff, the governing body and pupils to the new school. The Countess of Wessex arrives at Sandford St. Martin’s…
Read more
Princess Anne and Family

The Royal Association: Princess Anne - Scottish Rugby Union

In their roles as the leaders of the nation, the members of the Royal Family are involved with some charities across the UK. Since the 18th century, the Royal Family have been associated with the charities of their choice. Between them, they currently hold 3,000 patronages of charitable organisations. Princess Anne pictured here during a visit to Tameside Carers Centre, in Audenshaw. As an active…
Read more
British Royals

Monarchy Rules: a look at Queen Victoria

“The important thing is not what they think of me, but what I think of them.” – Queen Victoria She is this country’s second longest-reigning Monarch, and she reigned over a grand industrial age for Britain as well as a British Empire that stretched half way across the globe. Her reign was so successful that her name defined the 63 year period in which she was Queen. We are…
Read more