The Prince of Wales is opting not to
attend next week’s State Banquet honouring Chinese President Xi
Jinping. Clarence House did not provide any reason as to why Prince
Charles will not attend besides the following: “The Prince of Wales
and The Duchess of Cornwall have significant involvement in the
State Visit by The President of The People’s Republic of China.”
The various…
The Prince of Wales and Duchess of
Cornwall will tour New Zealand and Australia from 4th through 15th
November. Whilst on tour the royal couple will visit 12 cities and
towns covering seven regions of New Zealand as well as three
Australian states and one territory during…
At an event held in Central London last
week, it was announced that Indian fashion designer Manish Malhotra
would be the newest ambassador for the British Asian Trust. Prince
Charles, pictured here in 2011. Founded in 2007 by The Prince of
Wales, The British Asian…
The Prince of Wales & Prince’s Charities Canada announce new royal awards celebrating youth
30th September 2015
The Prince of Wales, Prince’s Charities
Canada, together with WE Day – “a movement of young people leading
local and global change”- made the announcement of a new annual
awards program to honour Canadian youth who take exceptional
actions both in Canada and globally. Named The Prince’s Youth
Service Award, it will be sponsored by RBC and consists of four
categories…
Prince Charles: ‘The Pride of Britain awards are a wonderful way to celebrate the people who make us proud to be British’
28th September 2015
The Prince of Wales is just one of the
significant figures lending his support to this year’s Pride of
Britain awards. The Pride of Britain Awards honours British people
who ‘have acted bravely or extraordinarily in challenging
situations’. The first Pride…
A neo-Nazi fantasist who felt
discriminated against because of his ginger hair has been found
guilty of planning a terror attack against Prince Charles and
Prince William in order for Prince Harry to become King, simply
because he too has ginger hair. A crazed fantasist…
Prison, sheep and a pub: just a regular day for Prince Charles
10th September 2015
As the new royal season kicks off this
month, The Prince of Wales hit the ground running on Thursday with
a busy day throughout Yorkshire. Today focussed on the many
initiatives and groups that are near and dear to the royal’s heart.
The first stop on Prince Charles’s busy schedule was behind bars.
The Prince paid a visit HMP Leeds in West Yorkshire. HMP Leeds is a
Victorian prison…
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…
When Issue 41 of The Rake magazine hit
newsstands a couple of weeks ago, it threw the spotlight on Prince
Charles again. But the immediate focus wasn’t on his involvement in
public life or the content of the letters to government ministers
that have plagued the front…
The Prince of Wales visited The Old
Prison in Northleach on Tuesday meeting volunteers and members of
The Friends of the Cotswolds. The site was built in the 1790s as
the Northleach House of Correction, one of four houses of
correction in Gloucestershire. Built in the 1790s, The Old Prison
was at the time the example of a how a prison could encourage
adequate care and rehabilitation of prisoners…
