The Prince of Wales, known as the Duke of Rothesay while in Scotland, has visited the site of the fatal Aberdeenshire train crash.
Three people were killed on Wednesday when the 6.38 am Aberdeen to Glasgow Queen Street ScotRail train service derailed near Stonehaven amid heavy rain and landslips. Driver Brett McCullough, 45, conductor Donald Dinnie, 58, and passenger Christopher Stuchbury, 62…
The Duke of Edinburgh will take part in the UK wide national commemorations planned for the 75th anniversary of VJ Day. Prince Philip will feature in a special moment focused on the veterans of World War Two as the Royal Family lead events marking the anniversary.
The…
Duchess of Cornwall praises Bolton boy for reading 50 books during lockdown
2nd August 2020
The Duchess of Cornwall has praised the efforts of a young boy who has spent the COVID-19 lockdown reading 50 books.
Milan Kumar, an eight-year-old from Bolton, completed a year-long reading challenge set up by his school in only three months, according to Eastern Eye.
The Duchess of Cornwall saw how the arts and business are getting back to business as lockdown continues to ease. And Camilla took advantage of the quieter streets of the capital as she walked to work in London.
The Duchess of Cornwall was seen strolling to engagements wearing a peacock patterned mask, matching her teal green dress.
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Camilla called into the…
The Prince of Wales and Duchess of Cornwall have made a change to their Twitter account, following the alteration made by the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge a few weeks ago to their Twitter and Instagram accounts.
While Charles and Camilla’s Twitter handle remains…
Prince of Wales welcomes visitors back as the Royal Collection Trust re-opens
24th July 2020
The Prince of Wales recorded a welcome message as the Royal Collection Trust re-opened The Queen’s Palaces and Galleries on Thursday.
“2020 has been a year unlike any other, and as we emerge from months away from loved ones and trying times, I’m delighted that we…
The second part of the Duke and Duchess of Cornwall’s visit to the South West for 2020 was all about celebrating those who have worked so hard for their local communities during the coronavirus pandemic. On two stops in Cornwall, the royal couple heard about the challenges faced and the solutions found over the past months and passed on their personal thanks to who helped others.
Day two…
The Duke and Duchess of Cornwall began their annual visit to Cornwall and Devon on Monday.
Prince Charles and Camilla visited the Tintagel Castle, one of the many castles found in the Cornwall region, and Prince Charles officially opened the Tintagel Footbridge, making…
The Duchess of Cornwall last week paid a visit to the Royal Hospital Chelsea to review the Chelsea Pensioners on Parade and to meet with staff members.
Camilla had been sent to visit the Royal Hospital Chelsea for Founders Day in June, however the pandemic prevented this…
The Duchess of Cornwall was born Camilla Rosemary Shand on 17 July 1947. Her parents were Major Bruce Shand and Rosalind Cubitt.Camilla has two younger siblings: Annabel and Mark (who passed away in 2014).Camilla’s great-grandmother, Alice Keppel, was famously a mistress to King Edward VII.Camilla is also the great-great-great-granddaughter of Sir Allan MacNab, a Prime Minister of the Province…
