Prince PhilipQueen Elizabeth II

The Queen and Prince Philip visit the gaol and Game of Thrones

On 31 March 1996 the Governor of Belfast's Crumlin Road Gaol walked out of the fortified prison slamming its gates shut for the final time. The closing ended a 150-year history of imprisonment, conflict and executions. The gaol, a nineteenth century Grade ‘A’ listed building recently completed a considerable refurbishment and now is open for visitors who wish to learn about its…
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The Sussexes

Prince Harry's first day in Brazil

To the backdrop of the World Cup, Harry met with patients undergoing rehabilitation for neurological and orthopaedic problems. The Prince spoke with those who attend the hospital for treatment and their families. At one point, the mother of a girl named Eduarda welled up after Harry chatted to the youngster about her condition and treatment.  Many of the patients have become paralysed due to…
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Prince & Princess of Wales

Duchess of Cambridge visits WWII's newly refurbished Bletchley Park

The Duchess of Cambridge has visited Bletchley Park today, the hub of intelligence during the Second World War. Bletchley Park, located in Milton Keynes, played such a key role in WWII, that it is thought the work that took place there, intercepting and decoding intelligence, shortened the war by two years. Bletchley Manor was chosen by ‘Captain Ridley’s Shooting Party’, as a…
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Queen Elizabeth IIState & Ceremonial

Royal Ascot begins

On the first day of the races, Her Majesty The Queen was joined by Prince Harry, The Prince of Wales, The Duchess of a Cornwall and the Duke of Edinburgh, accompanied by Princess Beatrice and Princess Eugenie. The Queen is hoping that her young horse, Estimate, will win the…
King Charles III

Prince Charles helps Gwynedd clogmaker

Mr Owen, a clogmaker based in Gwynedd, Wales, has spent the last 36 years perfecting his trade, and is one of the last craftsmen in the United Kingdom who can make the wooden shoes by hand. While the primary market for clogs is for use in Welsh dancing, Mr Owen also sells…
Prince & Princess of Wales

The Cambridge Effect: Tourism rises Down Under

It seems that The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge’s recent tour Down Under, along with their son, Prince George, has sparked a massive interest in Australia and New Zealand among royal fans, who are eager to follow the path taken by the second in-line to the throne and his family. So, when the royal couple paid a visit to some of the country’s most iconic landmarks, including Uluru, Blue…
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