Luxembourg

New details revealed for Princess Alexandra of Luxembourg's wedding

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21st February 2023
The Grand Ducal Court of Luxembourg has released new information regarding Princess Alexandra’s April wedding to Nicolas Bagory. The schedule has been announced for the couple’s civil wedding at Luxembourg City’s Town Hall. The Grand Ducal Court said: “The public is cordially invited to welcome the couple, as well as the Grand Ducal Family, at Place Guillaume, in…
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Despite their advancing age, the royal cousins continue to be stalwarts for The Royal Family

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8th January 2023
When we think of the British Royal Family, Queen Elizabeth II immediately springs to mind. She was the leader for an incredible 70 years. But as remarkable as she was, even she could not do everything alone. For the entirety of her reign, four, supportive, hard-working and, often unsung, individuals were alongside her every step of the way. It is no surprise that in 2023 and during the reign of…
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Britain's royal railways - the stations and lines with regal connections

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9th May 2022
It’s three and a half years late but the Elizabeth Line will open in May 2022, just in time for the Jubilee! It is hoped The queen will participate in the opening as she becomes the latest royal to have a railway line named after her. In 2016, she helped with the unveiling of the new Crossrail route which is now the Elizabeth Line. The Queen’s first experience on the Underground happened…
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The Countess of Wessex and Princess Alexandra conduct a rare joint engagement as Sophie takes over patronage

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8th July 2021
Princess Alexandra and the Countess of Wessex spent Wednesday together on a rare joint engagement. The two senior royals opened the new regional centre for Guide Dogs South West in Bristol, and to transition a patronage. Princess Alexandra of Kent has been a part of Guide Dogs for 67 years, and Sophie is now taking over the patronage. The Guide Dogs story starts in 1931 when Muriel Crooke…
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