What better way to celebrate your 30th
birthday then by being a part of an international sporting event
for wounded servicemen and women that was organised by yourself.
Well that is exactly the way Prince Harry will be celebrating his
upcoming milestone birthday, and he couldn’t be happier. Prince
Harry spoke ahead of Wednesday’s Opening Ceremony while in
attendance at his first medal…
When asked about the news, Harry
commented: "very exciting news." "I can't wait to see my brother
suffer more," he noted if by chance William and Kate’s second child
is a girl. Harry who has a keen sense of humour, added a humorous
jab at his…
who is also going to take part in a
wheelchair rugby match, as reported by Royal Central. The
athletes, a group of 400 injured, wounded and sick servicemen and
women from 13 countries, will arrive at Mayesbrook Park
Athletic Arena this weekend to make used of the…
Prince Harry and Zara and Mike Tindall to take part in Invictus Games wheelchair rugby match
29th August 2014
Prince Harry will be joined by
Olympians Denise Lewis and Dame Kelly Holmes and singer songwriter
Example to take part in the match. Members of wounded, injured and
sick service personnel will also join the star-studded line up for
the charity match. The two rugby teams will be managed by Rugby
World Cup winners Sir Clive Woodward and Jonny Wilkinson. The match
will take place during the Invictus…
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…
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 Naval Service representatives, and
8 percent Air Force representatives. Of these, 58 percent are
veterans, while the remaining 42…
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…
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…
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…
