As part of their visit to Ireland, the
Prince of Wales and the Duchess of Cornwall toured the United
Nations Training School Ireland at the Curragh Camp. The facility
provides training to peacekeepers before they are deployed overseas
and has led to successful intervention during the bloody conflict
in locations around the world such as Lebanon. The visit was part
of several the Prince and Duchess…
With yesterday’s announcement from
Buckingham Palace that Prince Philip will be retiring from his
public role this autumn, talk has quickly turned to what this means
for the rest of the family. With the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge
already planning to relocate to London…
Mayor Mircea Hava of former capital city
Alba Iulia, in Transylvania, has extended a formal invitation to
Prince Charles to take on the honorific title of Prince of
Transylvania. In a letter to the Prince of Wales Mayor Hava said:
“We know how much you love Transylvania.
Heir Force One! Aides to Prince Charles deny he bumped the Prime Minister off her plane for his European visits
6th April 2017
Royal sources have dismissed suggestions
that Prince Charles inconvenienced British Prime Minister Theresa
May by taking a Royal Air Force plane for his official visits with
the Duchess of Cornwall in Europe. Sources speaking to the Evening
Standard newspaper said that the aircraft was booked months
ago – when the UK government first requested the royals make the
visits – and that the plane…
Royal biographer Sally Bedell Smith is
set to reveal new facets of the heir to the throne in Prince
Charles: The Passions and Paradoxes of an Improbable Life,
publishing this Thursday, 6 April. After four years interviewing
300 of the prince’s family members, friends…
Prince Charles is set to make chocolate
greener after 12 of the world’s largest cocoa manufacturers came
together with the Prince to combat deforestation. In a meeting
organised by his International Sustainability Unit, 12 of the
world’s largest cocoa and…
A medal ceremony was conducted outside
Buckingham Palace yesterday on behalf of the 2nd Battalion Royal
Gurkha Rifles yesterday, with the Prince of Wales and Prince Harry
presiding. In recognition of the Battalions many efforts, including
their recent successes in Operation Toral in Kabul last December,
154 medals were awarded to the troops. While many were receiving
recognition for their services…
Prince Charles pledges personal support to families of the missing during the Balkan conflict
13th March 2017
During the Balkan conflicts, which lasted
from 1991 to 2001, more than 140,000 people were killed in the
former Yugoslavia. More than 1 million people were displaced during
this ethnic clensing; and until recently, approximately 28,00 out
of 40,000 of the missing and…
On Monday, the Prince of Wales visited
Guy’s and St Thomas’ Hospital located in central London. As the
patron, he was there to celebrate the 70th anniversary of the
British Geriatrics Society. Whilst there, he made friends with
Little Dorrit, a six-year-old Miniature…
‘Remarkable contribution’ of African and Caribbean people to society says Prince Charles
17th February 2017
During a visit to a new Black Cultural
Archives Centre yesterday Prince Charles praised the ‘remarkable
contribution’ of immigrants and their families of African and
Caribbean descent in the UK. The Prince of Wales was quoted as
saying: ‘We are very lucky that you have made that contribution,
particularly if I may say so, during the first and Second World
War…At last, you have a centre…
