Prince & Princess of Wales

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

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19th September 2014
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 intrigued by the charity after William's announcement that he would be joining the team. Though the Duke of Cambridge is believed to be the first member of The Royal Family to sign a civilian employment contract, this didn’t stop the charity being mentioned in…
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Prince Philip

Prince Philip celebrates Gordonstoun anniversary

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18th September 2014
Prince Philip, who attended Gordonstoun from 1934 to 1939, was one of the school’s original pupils; becoming only the tenth person to attend when he arrived. Arriving in his black Land Rover on Monday, the Duke was met by Her Majesty’s Lord Lieutenant of Moray, Grenville…
The Edinburghs

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

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17th September 2014
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 a reserve that suffers from problems such as poor and inadequate housing and education facilities, unemployment, unhealthy water treatment facilities and drug addiction. Sophie previously expressed an interest in…
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The Sussexes

'Uncle' Harry: Invictus soldier's daughter gets a lift from Prince Harry

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15th September 2014
Isabelle’s father, Adam, participated in Harry’s inaugural Invictus Games, after losing a leg serving in Iraq, and began playing wheelchair basketball with a local team. The Royal encounter came after Mr Nixon captained the UK wheelchair basketball team to a gold medal during the Games against the USA: “It was phenomenal,” Adam Nixon said of the team’s success. The Nixon family were…
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The Sussexes

Prince Harry and Invictus hero Dave Henson to share a beer

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14th September 2014
Speaking this weekend, the Queen’s grandson said “I’ll be chuffed to bits when I’m having a beer with Dave Henson, captain of the GB team – we turn 30 at exactly the same time, on Sunday night.” The Prince disclosed that he feels “quite old” turning 30 but both he and the GB team captain were looking forwards to it. The Invictus Games will be brought to a close on Sunday night with…
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