It is the beginning of a new chapter in
his life but as The Duke of Cambridge reported for work on his
first day as a pilot with the East Anglian Air Ambulance today his
thoughts were with his family. He had warm words for his son and
daughter but above all praise for his wife as he spoke about their
home life. The Duke of Cambridge has praised his wife in an
interview given as he starts his new…
If there is ever something Prince Harry
is to shy away from it is not hard work as he is proving once
again with his front-line action against African poachers in order
to save the black rhino from extinction. Prince Harry’s three-month
trip has him travelling…
As all good things must come to an end
and so does Prince William’s latest time at home with his
family as he is due to start his new job as a pilot with the
East Anglian Air Ambulance (EAAA) today. The job not only requires
early 7am starts at the Cambridge…
The Princess Royal remembers in Srebrenica
12th July 2015
The Princess Royal has spent
three days in Bosnia-Herzogovina where one of her
responsibilities was to represent Britain at a service marking the
20th anniversary of the Srebrenica massacre. Princess Anne stood
alongside other dignitaries including Queen Noor of Jordan, Bill
Clinton and former US Secretary of State, Madeleine Albright, at
the ceremony which remembered those killed in the worst…
Camilla reaches out to family that lost their daughter and donates to children’s trust
11th July 2015
The Duchess of Cornwall has sent a moving
letter to the family of a young girl who died from a brain
tumour. And Camilla has also made a donation to the charity
set up in memory of Katy Holmes and which raises money to
fund research into childhood brain tumours. The…
It was one of the most talked about
moments at this year’s Wimbledon and now the royal at the centre of
a tennis storm is turning the event into a chance to raise money
for charity. The Duchess of Cornwall is auctioning the sweatband
thrown into the Royal Box by Andy…
The First World War was one of the most
devastating conflicts in history. Over six million soldiers from
the United Kingdom fought in the war and contributed massively to
the country’s victory. But it was not just the men who helped win
battles – around 1.3 million horses and mules were involved in the
conflict, and used as the primary means of transporting men and
equipment.
All good things must come to an end and
‘Wales Week’ reached its conclusion today. The Prince of Wales and
Duchess of Cornwall visited villages and towns throughout Wales,
where they met local people and shared in their community spirit.
The Prince of Wales and…
The Queen’s grandson, Peter Phillips, has
said that the huge street party he is helping organise to mark her
90th birthday next year should ‘reflect the service she’s
given to all her organisations and charities’. The Patron’s Lunch,
which will…
Football and flying on a packed day for William
9th July 2015
The last time they spoke, it was all a
bit of a surprise. But the chats between The Duke of Cambridge and
the members of the England Women’s Football Squad today were the
result of a bit more planning. Prince William welcomed the
Lionesses to Kensington Palace for a breakfast reception as the
team came back from their campaign in Canada. The Duke of Cambridge
has welcomed the Lionesses to…

