From the moment he was born on 21 June
1982, Prince William’s mother, Diana, was determined that his early
years would be as similar as those of any other child despite his
royal destiny. William began school at Jane Mynors’ nursery school
and the pre-preparatory Wetherby School, both in London. As he
grew, he would go on to attend Ludgrove School near Wokingham,
Berkshire, and…
It’s been forty years since Diana,
Princess of Wales and Prince Charles welcomed their first child,
Prince William. And he made his debut at what is now one of the
most famous maternity units in the world, the Lindo Wing at St
Mary’s Hospital…
The Duchess of Cambridge hosts roundtable with politicians to discuss early years
17th June 2022
The Duchess of Cambridge has led her
first roundtable with UK politicians to discuss early childhood
development. The roundtable marked the one-year anniversary of the
launching of the Royal Foundation Centre for Early Childhood. It
also marked another chance to…
The Duchess of Cambridge steps out in style to honour The Queen at Design Museum
5th May 2022
The Duchess of Cambridge stepped out in
style as she presented The Queen Elizabeth II Award for British
Design at London’s Design Museum. The award which was set up five
years ago recognises the cultural and trade role British design and
the fashion industry have played throughout The Queen’s 70-year
reign. This year’s recipient is Saul Nash, a British designer, and…
Milestones of a Monarch: The Queen presents the World Cup to Bobby Moore
28th April 2022
On 30 July 1966, an estimated audience of
32.3 million viewers tuned in to watch the World Cup Final between
England and West Germany at Wembley Stadium. Of the thousands who
got to watch the match in person were The Queen and the Duke of
Edinburgh were in attendance.
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge took
their turn in leading the Royal Family in remembrance on Anzac Day,
a day to honour Australians and New Zealanders killed in war. It’s
held on the anniversary of the Gallipoli landings during World War
One. The two attended a…
Royal walkabouts have created some of the
most iconic moments in history, whether that’s a special hug or a
royal going out of their way for a special interaction. Believe it
or not, as common as they are now, the royal walkabout didn’t
actually start until the 1970s. In previous tours, people could
only catch a glimpse of a visiting royal as they drove by in cars.
In 1970, Her…
At the end of the final full-day visit to
Belize, Prince William, the Duke of Cambridge, touched on his own
personal experiences and how Belize played a part in him receiving
the results of his A-Levels. The Duke is on a tour of the Caribbean
with the Duchess of…
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge hand out shamrocks at traditional St. Patrick's Day parade
17th March 2022
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge raised
a glass on St. Patrick’s day for the first time since the start of
the global health crisis. Their Royal Highnesses joined the Irish
Guards for their annual parade and celebration in Aldershot, 40
miles southwest of London.
Cities across the globe paint the town
green and get Guinness out to celebrate St Patrick’s Day on 17
March every year. It is a day and time where people sing, dance,
and celebrate all things, Irish. This is no exception for the Royal
Family, which has carried out the tradition of attending the 1st
Battalion Irish Guards’ St. Patrick’s Day Parade every year. At the
event…
