Prince & Princess of Wales

William and Kate elected as Honorary Life Members of the MCC

The announcement was made to members of the MCC by the President of the Club, David Morgan, at the Members’ Bicentenary Banquet. “We are delighted that Their Royal Highnesses The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge have accepted our invitation to become Honorary Life Members of MCC, and it was an honour to announce the news at the Members’ Bicentenary Banquet on Wednesday,” Mr. Morgan said…
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British RoyalsFeaturesHistoryInsight

Princess Margaret: a brief history

Margaret Rose was born in 1930, four years after her sister, Princess Elizabeth, at Glamis Castle in Scotland, which was her mother's ancestral home. At the time of her birth, George V was the reigning monarch, making Margaret the fourth-in-line to the throne. Margaret's mother, the then Duchess of York, wanted to call her second daughter Ann Margaret, as she thought the two names…
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InterviewsQueen Elizabeth II

Royal Central interviews Dickie Arbiter

has seen it all. Now, he is releasing a new book which details his times in the Royal Household as well as personal anecdotes from his early childhood. On Duty With The Queen is now available to buy, and it guarantees to be a good read. To mark the occasion of the book’s release, Dickie has kindly agreed to be interviewed by Royal Central in this insightful piece. You said you worked in…
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The Yorks

Duke of York challenges entrepreneurs of tomorrow

The Duke was at the Shireland Collegiate Academy in Smethwick to officially open an £8 million theatre and new performance block. Touring the facilities, he took a keen interest in the work of the students and observed 11 and 12 year olds contributing to discussion and…
Prince & Princess of Wales

Prince George becomes namesake of housing scheme

The new housing scheme, which has been developed by East Boro Housing, provides a suitable home with support services for five adults with learning disabilities.  The scheme was developed to accommodate the recently decommissioned Douglas Jackman House which was previously run by Dorset County Council. Prince George House, which is in Poundbury, is not the only supported living scheme in the…
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