Prince Philip has unveiled a
monument to honour members of the Guinea Pig Club. Embed from Getty
Images The Duke of Edinburgh, who serves as president of the club,
unveiled the monument on 2 November. The club was formed in 1941,
made up of severely wounded and burned men who were treated at the
Queen Victoria Hospital using experimental techniques. The
treatment of burns was in its infancy…
The Duke of Edinburgh opens the world's first vertical cable car
28th October 2016
The Duke of Edinburgh officially opened
the world’s first vertical cable car on Friday in the English
seaside town of Brighton. Embed from Getty Images Whilst opening
the new British Airways i360, the 95-year-old Prince went for a
ride on the cable car in an…
The Queen and members of The Royal Family
visited Waitrose today during a visit to Poundbury, before making a
stop at a pub. Embed from Getty Images The Duke of Edinburgh, The
Prince of Wales and The Duchess of Cornwall joined Her Majesty on
the visit where they toured…
Royal Family gather at Buckingham Palace to celebrate with Olympic & Paralympic heroes
18th October 2016
Hundreds of Team GB Olympic and
Paralympic athletes descended to Buckingham Palace on Tuesday
evening for a reception hosted by Her Majesty The Queen and other
members of the Royal Family, to celebrate the sporting heroes’
success in Rio. Embed from Getty Images Senior members of the
Royal Family who attended the reception were The Queen, the
Duke of Edinburgh, the Duke and Duchess of…
Her Majesty The Queen has served as
Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces for 64 years. Today, at a
ceremony at Buckingham Palace, she received an award for her
long-time service and exemplary conduct. Receiving these medals
could be considered long overdue since the Queen…
The title Duke of Edinburgh is linked to
the capital of Scotland, and was first appointed in 1726, and but
it is not a Scottish peerage as such, but a Peerage of Great
Britain, and it is an appointment given to members of the British
Royal Family. The title does not carry…
Prince Philip was upset about giving up his navy career for Queen Elizabeth II claims new programme, ‘The Crown’
3rd October 2016
New drama series The Crown is set to
reveal the Duke of Edinburgh’s frustrations about being made to
give up his Royal Navy career following The Queen’s accession to
the throne in 1953. The £100 million drama (believed to be the most
expensive television series yet produced for Netflix) illuminates
the reign of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II and will explore for
the first time on screen the…
During his recent trip to Scotland with
the Queen, the Duke of Edinburgh found time to join in the Diamond
Jubilee celebrations of the award that bears his name. Prince
Philip, who is patron of the organisation met and chatted with some
Gold Award winners and also staff from…
Royal Family gathers to mark the 100th anniversary of the battle of Somme
3rd July 2016
On Friday, the 100th anniversary of the
battle of Somme was remembered by the members of the Royal Family.
Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip were in Scotland but first
attended a service the evening before at Westminster Abbey. Embed
from Getty Images Another service…
53 members of Royal Family attend national service of Thanksgiving to celebrate The Queen's life
10th June 2016
53 members of the Royal Family attended a
national service of Thanksgiving at St Paul’s Cathedral on Friday
morning to celebrate The Queen’s life as her official 90th birthday
gets underway this week. Embed from Getty Images The Queen, who was
wearing an Angela Kelly designed primrose yellow coat, dress and
hat, attended the service with her husband Prince Philip, who
turned…
