Monday the 21st of February marks the
100th anniversary of one of the worst maritime disasters to occur
in British waters. There were 616 South African men and 30 crew who
lost their lives off the coast of the Isle of Wight on that fateful
day in February. Her Royal Highness the Princess Royal will attend
a memorial ceremony commemorating the sinking of the SS Mendi.
During World War I, the…
Princess Anne to visit Scotland's toughest prison
17th February 2017
HRH Princess Anne, Princess Royal, will
be paying a visit to one of Scotland’s toughest prisons on 22
March. As the patron of The Butler Trust, an organisation which
promotes “excellence in the UK’s prisons, probation, and youth
justice,” Princess…
Royal Family threatened by over 400 stalkers
28th December 2016
It has been revealed that a specialist
police team are currently monitoring more than 400 stalkers who
form a threat to the royal family. Established in 2007 because
‘information was coming in, but there was no system to assess it.
And the attacks were potentially…
Princess Anne arrives in Lincolnshire to visit Boston Stump
16th December 2016
On Thursday 15 December, Princess Anne
was in Lincolnshire to officially mark the reopening of a restored
Boston Stump church devastated by floods in 2013 when the banks of
the River Haven burst. The flood on 5 December 2013 affected 700
properties and businesses on 50 streets in the town and the church
was flooded by two feet of water, which took several months to dry
out, and is believed to have…
On 13 June 1987 Princess Anne, only
daughter of Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip, the Duke of
Edinburgh was given the title of ‘Princess Royal’. In her role as
Princess Royal, Princess Anne supports the Queen’s role as
sovereign and carries out official duties on…
The Princess Royal to Open New Antarctic Exhibition from the Royal Geographical Society
14th November 2015
On Thursday, 19 November, The Princess
Royal, in her role as honourary vice president of the Royal
Geographical Society, will open an exhibition called “The Enduring
Eye: The Antarctic Legacy of Sir Ernest Shackleton and Frank
Hurley,” which celebrates the…
Edith Cavell: The war heroine who was given a royal farewell
11th October 2015
“Patriotism is not enough. I must have no
hatred or bitterness for anyone.” These were the words of Edith
Cavell, a British nurse who was shot for helping Allied soldiers
escape from Belgium during the First World War. Now, Edith’s memory
will be honoured in a service held in Belgium to mark the 100th
anniversary of her execution. The service will be attended by a
number of…
The Royal Association: Princess Anne - Scottish Rugby Union
23rd September 2015
In their roles as the leaders of the
nation, the members of the Royal Family are involved with some
charities across the UK. Since the 18th century, the Royal Family
have been associated with the charities of their choice. Between
them, they currently hold 3,000 patronages…
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…
On Thursday The Princess Royal made a
special stop at RAF Brize Norton, where she serves as honorary air
commodore, to bestow a new standard to honour the reformation of
the No. LXX, (70), Squadron. The Princes Royal at RAF Brize Norton.
The Squadron stood down five years ago after being based at RAF
Lyneham for over 25 years. There was great sadness over this, but
there was hope that it would one…

