The Duchess of Cambridge has become
Patron of the Foundling Museum – an organisation she is due to
visit later this afternoon. Catherine will visit the Foundling
Museum on Tuesday afternoon to learn about how the facility uses
art to engage with young people who have been marginalised by
society. The Foundling Museum commemorates the Foundling Hospital,
which was the first children’s…
The Queen and the Duchess of Cambridge
conducted a rare joint engagement in London on Tuesday morning as
they officially opened a new educational establishment. Her Majesty
was joined by her granddaughter-in-law during the visit King’s
College London where they opened Bush…
As we look at the marvellous monies
raised by Comic Relief, and the other support that the Arts give to
charity we may think that this is a modern phenomenon – not so and
the Foundling Hospital now known as Coram is an excellent example.
When the Duchess of Cambridge makes…
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge lead a minute's silence to remember victims of Christchurch shooting
17th March 2019
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge led a
minute’s silence in London on Sunday morning to remember those who
were killed in the Christchurch terror attack in New Zealand on
Friday. Their Royal Highnesses observed the moment of silence
during a visit to the 1st Battalion Irish Guards at the St
Patrick’s Day Parade. 50 people were killed in the attack at two
Christchurch mosques on Friday…
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge marked
St Patrick’s Day with a traditional celebration at the 1st
Battalion Irish Guards in London. St Patrick’s Day is a traditional
regimental celebration for the Irish Guards and is marked by the St
Patrick’s Day Parade and a…
This Week in Royal Fashion: Commonwealth Day, Kate at Henry Fawcett Centre & Kate and Beatrice at the Portrait Gala
16th March 2019
We were treated to another big royal
fashion week including Monday’s Commonwealth Day service, two
engagements for the Duchess of Cambridge, plus an appearance by
Princess Beatrice at the Portrait Gala. There is much to discuss
this week – let’s look at…
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge and the
Duke and Duchess of Sussex have sent their condolences to the
people of New Zealand following the attacks on two mosques in
Christchurch. At least forty nine people are known to have died
after attackers opened fire at the buildings. In their statement,
the couples said: ‘’Our hearts go out to the families and friends
of the people who lost their lives…
William & Kate appoint former Brexit strategist as their new Communications Secretary
14th March 2019
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge have
appointed Christian Jones to be their new Communications Secretary.
Mr Jones, who is currently Deputy Communications Secretary to the
Cambridges as well as the Duke & Duchess of Sussex, starts his new
role as a result of The Queen…
Kate talks parental bonding while visiting a children's centre in Lambeth
13th March 2019
The Duchess of Cambridge visited the
Henry Fawcett Children’s Centre in Lambeth on Tuesday morning to
see how the Parents and Infants Relationship Service (PAIRS) works
to support families through the Lambeth Early Action Partnership,
or Leap. While there, Kate…
The Duchess of Cambridge will visit the
Foundling Museum next week to learn about how the facility uses art
to engage with young people who have been marginalised by society.
The Foundling Museum commemorates the Foundling Hospital, which was
the first children’s charity and public art gallery in the United
Kingdom. “We aim to inspire everyone to make a positive
contribution to society, by…
