Prince Andrew first wanted his daughter,
Princesses Beatrice and Eugenie to become full-time working royals.
However, Prince Charles, who is hoping in streamlining the monarchy
when he is King felt that the two should not be given the
taxpayer-funded role. It is now being reported that Prince Andrew
is asking for earldoms for his future son-in-laws, ensuring that
any future grandchildren will not…
No, Princesses Beatrice and Eugenie should not become full time working royals
24th October 2016
With the recent revelations that Prince
Charles and Prince Andrew were at odds over if Andrew’s daughters
Princesses Beatrice and Eugenie should become full-time working
royals with apartments at Kensington Palace, Royal Central’s
Editor-in-Chief, Charlie Proctor…
Sources within Buckingham Palace have
been forced to deny claims made against Prince Andrew
that says he acted as a “fixer” in a Kazakhstan business
deal which he allegedly made nearly £4m in
‘commission’. The allegations surfaced in the Daily Mail,
a…
Growing up in the shadow of a future
monarch must be hard. Firstly, while raised as a prince/princess,
it is a job that you may never fully fulfil. The chances of one day
being sovereign are very slim and society expects you to find a
career path to match their expectations of you. You are expected to
act with the same level of dignity as your elder sibling, but with
none of the same…
Royal Association: The Earl of Wessex and The Duke of Edinburgh’s International Award Foundation
30th September 2015
Thursday evening will see the Earl of
Wessex attend the International Golf for Youth Dinner held at
Windsor Castle. The Earl serves as Chair and trustee for the Duke
of Edinburgh’s International Award Association, (IAA), a position
he has held since 1987. The Earl also…
As the world waits for The Queen to
become the longest-reigning monarch in British history, Royal
Central takes a look back at Her Majesty’s reign through the
decades. Buckingham Palace balcony following the Coronation. In
honour of this historical day, I asked a few…
Palaces to pixels: how the royal web presence has developed over the years
16th August 2015
137 years ago, on 14 January 1878, Queen
Victoria became one of the first people to see Professor Alexander
Graham Bell’s brand new invention in action. Bell’s demonstration
of the telephone, which took place at Osborne House, was a roaring
success, and it went on to become one of our history’s greatest
inventions. Indeed, years later, its widespread usage helps us all
to…
On 23 July 1986, Prince Andrew married
Sarah Ferguson at Westminster Abbey in London. Thousands of people
lined London’s streets, and an international audience of
approximately 500 million gathered around their television sets to
catch a view The Queen’s second son…
On Friday 10th July Her Majesty
The Queen, accompanied by The Duke of Edinburgh, will witness
an RAF Flypast from the balcony of Buckingham Palace marking the
75th anniversary of the Battle of Britain. For The Queen and Prince
Philip, this event will be a family affair as…
During a weekend of events to commemorate
the 70th Anniversary of Victory in Europe, The Duke of York has
taken part in the memorial at the Cenotaph. The event took
place on the actual anniversary of VE Day itself, May 8th.
Representing The Queen, Prince Andrew laid a wreath of red poppies
and was joined by political and military
representatives and hundreds of veterans and their families.
The…
