Opinion

No, Princesses Beatrice and Eugenie should not become full time working royals

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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 wrote an opinion piece why the two young ladies should become working royals. For arguments sake, why should Prince Charles…
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Opinion

Will Prince Harry fade from the headlines?

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25th November 2015
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…
The Edinburghs

Royal Association: The Earl of Wessex and The Duke of Edinburgh’s International Award Foundation

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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 heads the International Council, (IC), the global governing body of the Association. The Earl of Wessex with John Reilly MBE…
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The Yorks

Pages from royal history: Prince Andrew marries Sarah Ferguson

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23rd July 2015
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 marry. Sarah Ferguson arrived at Westminster Abbey 1130 BST arriving from Clarence House in the Glass Coach with her father…
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King Charles III

Charles and Diana whisky decanters to fetch thousands for cancer charity

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11th March 2015
Back in the 1980’s souvenirs were produced to mark the celebration of two Royal Weddings. For the occasion of Prince Charles and Diana, Princess of Wales’s wedding in 1981 and Prince Andrew and Sarah Ferguson’s wedding in 1986 Bell’s whisky created bell-shaped decanters. The Miles Better Million Campaign has recently come across two of these artefacts having been donated to…
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