On Wednesday, the Duke of Cambridge spent
his 36th birthday opening a new armed forces trauma and
rehabilitation centre. The Duke of Cambridge was patron of the
funding appeal to build the £300 million Defence and National
Rehabilitation Centre (DNRC). He attended the opening ceremony with
300 supporters, staff and dignitaries where he gifted the facility
to the nation. Prime Minister Theresa May…
It was 4 August 1982. The IRA had
recently set off bombs in Regent’s Park and Hyde Park, and just a
few weeks before that, the infamous Michael Fagan
incident occurred, when a man managed to break into Buckingham
Palace and entered The Queen’s bedroom. But a…
Prince William to visit the Duchess of Cambridge’s former home during Middle East trip
12th June 2018
The Duke of Cambridge will travel without
the Duchess of Cambridge and their children, Prince George,
Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louis, in a personal and
political trip to the Middle East this month. His five-day trip
will start with him visiting the Jerash…
Royal tour bonanza! The Sussexes are
heading down under for their first official overseas visit
together, new details on Prince William’s Middle Eastern tour, plus
The Countess of Wessex in Leeds, and healthy eating for Princess
Anne. James Brookes rounds up the…
The Duke of Cambridge will be visiting
Liverpool on Tuesday 19th June to open a new crisis centre for
suicidal men in the UK. James’ Place is the first centre of its
kind in the UK and aims to help save lives by providing
face-to-face therapeutic support for men during times of need. The
centre was founded by Clare Milford Haven and Nick
Wentworth-Stanley after they lost their 21-year-old son…
