Among fears that newly elected Prime
Minister Justin Trudeau’s government may be trying to excise her
images from Canada’s national life, a portrait of Queen Elizabeth
II has been removed from a prime location at the Foreign Affairs
building and replaced by twin paintings by Quebec modern artist
Alfred Pellan. The Alfred Pellan paintings, called Canada West and
Canada East, were on display…
Queen and Duke of Edinburgh to visit Birmingham
10th November 2015
On this coming Thursday, 19 November, Her
Majesty The Queen joined by His Royal Highness The Duke of
Edinburgh will visit Birmingham. The duo will be arriving by Royal
Train into Birmingham New Street Station, which has recently
reopened after undergoing an extensive…
Kate to discuss children's mental health with UK headteachers
9th November 2015
The Duchess of Cambridge is set to meet
headteachers from across the country next week, in a bid to raise
awareness of young people’s mental health issues. Kate will
spend Wednesday at the Place2Be Headteacher’s Conference in her
capacity as the charity’s…
Prince Charles and Camilla up for a busy day in Canberra
9th November 2015
As the Prince of Wales and Duchess of
Cornwall depart New Zealand, they head onto Australia where they
have a very busy itinerary to fill, starting in the capital city –
Canberra. Wednesday will start bright and early for the royal
couple as they arrived at Fairbairn airport; before heading
straight to the national Remembrance Day ceremony, which this year
marks the 97th anniversary since…
Prince Charles to improve schools in areas of Geelong
9th November 2015
Through The Seeing is Believing program
that Prince Charles oversees, they will be working on improving
schools in disadvantaged areas of Geelong, Australia by linking
them with the local business community. Established in the United
Kingdom in 1990 and brought into Canada…
Queen leads Remembrance Sunday commemorations at Cenotaph
8th November 2015
The Queen has led tributes to the British
and Commonwealth war dead this weekend at the Remembrance Sunday
service in central London. Thousands of people gathered at the
Cenotaph for a two-minute silence at 11 o’clock to honour those
killed in wars and conflicts past…
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge
yesterday attended the annual Festival of Remembrance at the Royal
Albert Hall to honour the war dead. They were sat in the royal box
alongside The Queen and other members of the royal family. The
service, which takes place every year, remembered those who have
died in conflicts past and present. It was specifically poignant as
this year is the 70th anniversary…
On the third day of their tour of New
Zealand, The Prince of Wales and the Duchess of Cornwall paid a
visit to Nelson. Upon their arrival in the city, Their Royal
Highnesses were welcomed by mayor Rachel Reese, Nelson’s first
female mayor, following which they walked down…
Prince Harry to attend Royal Variety Performance
7th November 2015
As previously announced, His Royal
Highness Prince Harry will be attending the Royal Variety
Performance on Friday 13 November at the Royal Albert Hall.
Comedian/Actor Jack Whitehall will host the evening and highlights
will include performances by Sir Elton John, One…
#RoyaltourNZ brings singing and kissing for Camilla and Charles
6th November 2015
Day two of Prince Charles and the Duchess
of Cornwall’s visit to New Zealand proved to be an eventful one.
The Duchess was serenade by Hannah Grace in what she calls the
biggest performance of her young career. Given the approval by
Camilla, third-year Te Whawa student sang a solo during
‘Pungawerewere’ alongside 50 of her classmates. This isn’t the
first time Grace has had…

