Prince & Princess of Wales

Prince George becomes namesake of housing scheme

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25th September 2014
<![CDATA[The Royal seal of approval has been given to a supported living scheme in Dorchester by The Prince of Wales and The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge – that seal of approval has also affirmed that the housing scheme will be named after Prince George. The new housing scheme, which has been developed by East Boro Housing, provides a suitable home with support services for five adults…
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King Charles III

Prince Charles and Camilla attend Battle of Britain Fighter Association service

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21st September 2014
<![CDATA[The Prince of Wales, Patron, Battle of Britain Fighter Association, and The Duchess of Cornwall, attended the Battle of Britain Fighter Association Service of Thanksgiving and Rededication at Westminster Abbey on Sunday. Veterans of the Battle of Britain, their families, as well as representatives from the military attended the service on Sunday. This annual service observes the…
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Prince & Princess of Wales

East Anglian Air Aimbulance web hits skyrocket after Prince William's job announcement

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19th September 2014
<![CDATA[When it was announced that Prince William would be joining the East Anglian Air Ambulance Service, the charity was quite rapidly shifted in to the spotlight, a shift that would see its web hits soar to more than ten times its usual website traffic. On the day of the announcement itself, the EAAA website had 3,366 visitors, of which 86% were new visitors, who we can assume were…
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Prince Philip

Prince Philip celebrates Gordonstoun anniversary

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18th September 2014
<![CDATA[As part of celebrations for his former school's 80th anniversary, the Duke of Edinburgh returned to his Moray roots on Monday. Prince Philip, who attended Gordonstoun from 1934 to 1939, was one of the school’s original pupils; becoming only the tenth…
The Edinburghs

Countess of Wessex to be the first Royal to visit Aboriginal community since 1929

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17th September 2014
<![CDATA[When she goes there this week, the Countess of Wessex will be the first member of the royal family in over 80 years to visit the northern Canadian reserve of Kitchenuhmaykoosib Inninuwug First Nation. The Countess, who is making a solo visit to Northern Ontario, will spend two days in this remote, fly-in aboriginal community. Kitchenuhmaykoosib Inninuwug First Nation, known as KI, is…
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