After Prince Philip’s visit to Cornwall
recently, it seems The Duke enjoyed his time at the National
Lobster Hatchery so much, he helped his one year old great-grandson
to adopt a crustacean. It was on the National Lobster
Hatchery’s Facebook page that the adoption was revealed, stating
that the 3rd-in-line had received his ‘Adopt-a-Lobster’
certificate. It costs just £2.50 to adopt the…
Prince Harry and The Earl of Wessex to support National Paralympic Day
20th August 2014
The day will be marked with free to
attend events taking place in Birmingham and Liverpool and an elite
sports competition will be held at the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park
in London, which will see Great Britain face tough competition in a
range of sports. The Earl of…
Harry turns 30 on 15th September and the
show aims to look at those three decades of the popular red-haired
Prince, 'from mischievous toddler to frontline soldier, from
troubled teen, to becoming arguably the world’s most eligible
bachelor', says the press…
In an interview with ABC News, the 36
year old explained what the event was: “The Longines Global
Champions Tour is the diamond league of show jumping. It’s the top
30 riders in the world. The top 30 horses in the world.” There are
many world renowned names who will be competing in this year’s
event including the daughters of Bill Gates, Bruce Springsteen and
Mike Bloomberg. The event…
Prince Charles commented, "He was a
remarkable man, whose wonderfully frenetic humour brought a special
kind of laughter in to peoples lives. I greatly enjoyed meeting him
on several occasions and his irreplaceable contribution to life
will be greatly missed by…
inaugural Invictus Games next month. The
130 servicemen and veterans chosen are to be a part of the British
team form the largest ever military sports team to be made up of
wounded and injured soldiers. The team is made up of 69 percent
Army representatives, 23 percent…
Harry, who is a Captain in the Army, was
responsible for regularly flying injured personnel and civilians to
the hospital at Camp Bastion and has disclosed just some of
the sights he bore witness too while doing so, including children
who had died from roadside bombs and soldiers who were injured or
dying on the battlefield. Writing in the Sunday Times , Harry
recalled that after flying home…
The medals, which have been designed by
Garrard, the oldest jewellery house in the world, will be handed
out to the winners and runners up at the Invictus Games in
September. It will not just be the medals that are being handed out
though, every single competitor at the…
William will begin a civilian pilot
course next month followed by dedicated 999-response training. Upon
passing and completion, he will join the East Anglian Air Ambulance
based at Cambridge Airport next spring. The new role will be his
main job, although it will be taken…
The visit to the Tower was to
see the ‘Blood Swept Lands and Seas of Red’, which is an
installation of poppies in The Tower’s dry moat. The
project, hosted by Historic Royal Palace and created by
artist Paul Cummins, is to mark the 100th anniversary of the
outbreak of the First World War; by Armistice Day in November,
there will be 888,246 poppies planted in the moat, one for every…
