The Duchess of Cornwall on behalf of The
Queen, Patron of The Royal Commonwealth Society, held a Reception
for winners of The Queen’s Commonwealth Essay Competition at
Buckingham Palace on Thursday. This year, the competition became
The Queen’s Commonwealth Essay Competition in honour of The Queen’s
role as both heads of the Commonwealth and Royal Commonwealth
Society Patron. Founded in…
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…
Glasgow to protest hospital being named after The Queen
12th October 2015
A peaceful protest is being organised in
Glasgow this Friday, to fight against the naming of the city’s new
hospital after The Queen. The new £842-million
hospital was built in May this year and was formerly called
the South Glasgow University Hospital – a name…
Flying restrictions put in place over Sandringham Estate
8th October 2015
At the request of security services,
flying over the Sandringham Estate in Norfolk will be restricted,
not allowing aircraft within 1.5 miles of Anmer Hall, home of the
Duke and Duchess of Cambridge. The rules will apply to Anmer Hall
from the 1st November while similar regulations will come in
to effect for Sandringham House on the 1st December. Sandringham
House The restrictions will cover a…
A collection of Christmas royal gift tags
were sold for almost £4,500 and shows a whole other side of
The Royal Family, as they are just like any other family at
Christmas time. The items were sold by Brian Reeve Auctions, which
specialises in items such as stamps and…
Balmoral Castle could become The Queen's second home
27th September 2015
It is being reported that Balmoral Castle
could become Her Majesty The Queen’s second home in the event of
the death of The Duke of Edinburgh. Should Prince Philip die before
her, it is being reported that Queen Elizabeth has expressed a wish
to spend more time at her…
The Queen to visit Royal Scots Dragoon Guards in Fife
27th September 2015
On Monday 28th September, Her Majesty The
Queen will visit the Royal Scots Dragoon Guards at Leuchars Station
in Fife where she will officially name the base, Waterloo Barracks.
The Royal Scots Dragoon Guards show their support for Armed Forces
Day. The Queen is Colonel-in-Chief of the Royal Scots Dragoon
Guards and during her time at the base she will meet with serving
soldiers and their families…
Queen gives Mappin & Webb royal seal of approval
25th September 2015
Mappin & Webb has long been associated
with timeless elegance and beautiful craftsmanship. In 1775, at the
age of 18, Jonathan Mappin started a small cutlery workshop in
Sheffield. Within a year the first Mappin hallmark was recorded at
the assay office and in 1780…
The Queen's whisky up for auction in the United States
19th September 2015
Whisky direct from The Queen’s private
cellar is going on the auction block this weekend in the United
States. Two bottles of 1980 Bowmore Single Malt Whisky from
Buckingham Palace will be auctioned off in St Paul, Minnesota as
part of Regions Hospital…
The Queen's Delightful RSVP to a Schoolgirl's Birthday Party Invitation
12th September 2015
On a recent family trip to London,
six-year-old Melissa Poll passed the gardens at Buckingham Palace.
Her grandmother pointed out to the little girl from Bestwick that
that’s where Her Majesty hosts her garden parties. Melissa, her
grandmother and younger sister, wished to take a tour of the
Queen’s residence, but because of the tube strike, they weren’t
able to queue allowing…

