Prince Harry will meet a group of people
associated with the film as well as charities that the film will
benefit: Walking with the Wounded; Sentebale and The David Rattray
Memorial Trust. The Prince is a founding Patron of Sentebale and
has been Patron of a number of Walking With The Wounded
expeditions. Zulu is a film about the British Army and the Zulu
Battalions set in January 1879 and tells…
The 88-year-old monarch was seen wearing
jodhpurs, an overcoat and a headscarf as she rode on her black pony
alongside her head groom, Terry Prendry. The Queen finds it more
difficult to ride horses these days after she had two knee
operations in 2003. To ensure Her Majesty…
The connection between the House of
Windsor and the House of Grimaldi begins in the 19th century when
Albert I, Prince of Monaco married a beautiful and willful British
aristocrat called Lady Mary Victoria Hamilton. Her father was
the 11th Duke of Hamilton and her mother…
Thursday, 5 June 2014 On Tuesday, 5 June,
after unveiling a plaque to commemorate the 20th anniversarty of
the Eurotunnel, Her Majesty and The Duke of Edinburgh will embark
on a State Visit to the French Republic. They will arrive at Paris
Gare du Nord. They will be received by President François Hollande
at the Arc de Triomphe and afterwards for meetings at The Elysée
Palace. Garden Party…
100 days until the inaugural Invictus Games
2nd June 2014
Invictus Games, the international sports
event for ‘wounded warriors’ launched by Prince Harry and held in
London, have only 100 days of rigorous training on their calendar
before the Opening Ceremony on 10 September. L-to-R-Mickaela
Richards, Dave Henson. Danni…
Whilst in Scotland on Thursday, The Earl
and Countess of Strathearn were shown a portrait of Catherine from
a local artist, Tom Sutton-Smith; I have been fortunate enough to
talk with Glenys Andrews, who presented the portrait to the Royal
couple as Mr Sutton-Smith was in…
Lord and Lady Nicholas Windsor welcome third son
1st June 2014
Lord Nicholas is the youngest son of the
Duke and Duchess of Kent, and a first cousin, once removed of The
Queen. In 2001, following in his mother’s footsteps, he converted
to Catholicism. By doing so, he forfeited his right of succession
to the British throne, in accordance with the Act of Settlement of
1701, which states that Roman Catholics are not allowed to ascend
the throne. Lord and Lady…
At a request by Her Majesty’s Government,
the Duke of York will visit Germany on the 3rd and 4th June as
part of the celebrations to mark the 300th anniversary of the
‘Personal Union’ between Britain and Hanover. This year, British
Ambassador Simon McDonald will…
Her Majesty's Prime Ministers
30th May 2014
Born on the 10th February 1894, Maurice
Harold Macmillan was brought into the world at 52 Cadogan Place in
Chelsea to parents Maurice Crawford Macmillan and Helen Tarleton
Belles. Macmillan had two elder brothers, Daniel who was eight
years his senior and Arthur who was four…
Duchess of Cambridge to visit WWII's Bletchley Park
30th May 2014
On 18th June The Duchess of Cambridge
will visit the WWII-famous Bletchley Park. Bletchley Park, located
in Milton Keynes, played such a key role in WWII, that it is
thought the work that took place there shortened the war by two
years. Catherine will be there to commemorate its reopening
after a year’s worth of restoration. Opened in 1992 by Bletchley
Park Trust to preserve the key site for…

